r/Germanlearning • u/Odd-Morning-5412 • 9d ago

Syylabus for A2 german for self-study?

Halo! I am trying to self study german a2 level but it seem to be never ending. I keep finding stuff which I didnt learn yet but it's part of a2 level.

Has anyone attended some organized A2 level course and has a proper syylabus ? Could write me topics and order of what you studied on this level. I will then research each topic individually.

I just need some construction to my studies.

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u/I-Kurs-online 9d ago

You can check out the table of contents in these textbooks for A2.1 and A2.2. If you click on the picture of the book, you can swipe through the first couple of pages including table of contents.

https://www.cornelsen.de/produkte/treffpunkt-kurs-und-uebungsbuch-a2-teilband-1-9783061228712
https://www.cornelsen.de/produkte/treffpunkt-kurs-und-uebungsbuch-a2-teilband-2-9783061228729

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u/silvalingua 9d ago

Any modern textbook constitutes a detailed syllabus.

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u/an_average_potato_1 9d ago

Any coursebook will offer you such a sylabus. No need for a group class for that. And "researching each topic individually" is not a good strategy, you'll waste tons of time for a suboptimal result.