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German Level 18 | Evenings

ByInternational House London

Intermediate / B1

Intermediate German (B1) classes combine spoken communication, group activities and structured work on grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation and listening.

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11 Nov 2026
Wednesdays
18:30 - 20:30
Short course6 weeks
GermanTeacher
Haycraft House16 Stukeley Street, London WC2B 5LQ
£212.00
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What Intermediate (B1) German means

At B1 German, learners can deal with most everyday situations and explain experiences, opinions and plans in connected language.

  • Express an opinion

    Ich finde die Arbeit im Homeoffice praktisch, obwohl sie manchmal einsam sein kann.

    I think working from home is practical, although it can sometimes feel lonely.

  • Explain a plan

    Ich möchte mein Deutsch verbessern, damit ich nächstes Jahr im Ausland arbeiten kann.

    I want to improve my German so I can work abroad next year.

  • Tell a short story

    Wir waren auf dem Weg zum Strand, als es zu regnen begann, also änderten wir unsere Pläne.

    We were heading to the beach when it started raining, so we changed our plans.

These are general examples of language use at this level, not a description of any individual course syllabus.

About this course

The course develops German through discussion, role-plays and communication tasks covering city life, banking, difficult situations and informative texts. Learners work with topics including traffic, money and globalisation, alongside cultural material about German-speaking cities and places. Lessons also provide systematic practice in grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. The teacher uses German throughout, giving learners regular exposure to spoken language and listening comprehension. The coursebook covers units 11 and 12 of Netzwerk neu B1.2.

What you'll learn

  • Discuss urban life, liveable cities, traffic and globalisation in German
  • Conduct and understand conversations in a bank
  • Describe people, objects and situations with greater detail
  • Use relative clauses, indefinite pronouns and adjective-based noun forms
  • Understand magazine articles, websites and informative texts in German

Is this course right for you?

This course is intended for intermediate German learners who have completed German Level 17 or at least 204 class hours. The B1 label indicates developing independent communication beyond elementary study. Participation centres on spoken communication, group work and role-plays, alongside structured language practice.

  • Previous German study is required
  • The course involves regular group activities and role-plays
  • The teacher speaks German throughout the lessons

Before you go

  • The Netzwerk neu B1.2 coursebook is required and should be purchased after the first lesson; copies are available from reception on the day of the second lesson.
  • Learners receive access to an online platform with lesson summaries, notes and resources.
  • German teachers provide language-learning support, advice and study tips.

Where this course runs

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    Haycraft House, 16 Stukeley Street, London WC2B 5LQ

    16 Stukeley Street, London WC2B 5LQ

    Nearest station: Holborn

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