Description
Classes Start 5 September 2026
Levels A1 to B2
Live on Zoom + Recordings
Your goal is Germany,
Your journey starts here.
A structured A1–B2 programme with a consistent learning rhythm, designed around real goals: Ausbildung, Au Pair, FSJ or BFD, university, and working in Germany.
Three schedule options, a maximum of ten students per class, minimum age 14.
If you have a target departure date, the order of your levels makes all the difference. Keep reading below.
A1 → A2 → B1 → B2 Pathway
Learning German often comes with a deadline, not just an intention.
Different pathways to Germany require different minimum language levels, and each level takes a measurable amount of time. That is why the schedule is consistent and the levels follow a clear sequence: you can estimate when you will be ready, instead of guessing as you go.
One Schedule Until Completion
Choose your schedule once when you enrol, and keep it until you complete the level.
Maximum 10 Students
Small enough for your pronunciation to still receive individual correction.
Live + Recordings
Missed a session? You can catch up without falling behind your level.
Three Schedules — Choose One You Can Maintain
Your schedule is selected when you enrol and remains the same until the level is completed, helping you maintain a consistent learning rhythm without having to rearrange your week constantly.
Weekdays, 3× a Week
Monday, Wednesday, Friday
19.30 – 21.00 WIB
Starts 7 September 2026
Weekdays, 2× a Week
Tuesday, Thursday
19.00 – 21.00 WIB
Starts 8 September 2026, usually fills quickly
Weekend
Earliest Start: 5 September
Saturday, Two Time Slots (A1)
09.00 – 13.00 WIB
14.00 – 18.00 WIB
Starts 5 September 2026, pricing may vary
All schedules run live via Zoom and include class recordings. If you are unsure which level to join, the placement test is free and you will receive your result immediately.
Starting from Level A1
Most Popular
Complete A1: A1.1 + A1.2
48 sessions, 72 learning hours. Enrol once and complete the full A1 level, with your place in the next sub-level secured from day one.
Purchased Separately: 2× Rp 1.150.000
Rp 2.300.000
Bundle Price
Rp 1.900.000
Rp 1.900.000
Save Rp 400.000 compared with purchasing the two sub-levels separately — approximately Rp 39.600 per session.
Get the A1 Package
Already Have the Basics?
A2 · 60 sessions
Rp 2.300.000
B1 · 60 sessions
Rp 2.600.000
B2 · 90 sessions
Rp 4.100.000
A2 and B1 each include two sub-levels. All prices shown are bundle prices.
What You Need to Know
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You can pay per sub-level if that feels more manageable
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Prices above apply to weekday classes; Saturday pricing may vary
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Minimum age 14, maximum 10 students per class
Each Schedule Has Its Own Limited Capacity.
Saturday and Tuesday–Thursday classes usually fill the fastest. Once a schedule is full, registration for that slot closes and you will need to choose another schedule or wait for the next batch.
A1–B2
level pathway
Max 10
students per class
Live + Recordings
class format
A more structured, stable, and relevant learning pathway for life, study, and work in Germany.
A Programme Designed for Real Goals in Germany
Most students in Ngobrol Yuk’s German classes have a clear goal: continuing their studies, working, or joining an international programme in Germany. The curriculum is designed to help students progress step by step from basic communication to language skills that can be used confidently in real life.
Focus on language used in real-life situations
Progressive curriculum from A1 to B2
Assessment and final exam at each level
Class recordings for students who cannot attend
Certificate upon level completion (Not a Goethe Certificate)
Why Are So Many People Serious About Learning German?
Most students are learning for a real goal, not simply to add another general skill.
- Ausbildung
- Au Pair
- FSJ / BFD
- Work and migration
- University in Germany
All of these pathways require functional, structured language skills that are relevant to real situations.
Why Do Some Students Finish a Level but Still Feel Unprepared?
Many programmes focus mainly on moving students up through the levels without fully preparing them for the realities of communication in Germany.
- They complete the level but still lack confidence when speaking
- They understand grammar but struggle with administrative situations
- They are used to answering exercises but do not yet understand the communication culture
In many cases, the problem is not a lack of motivation, but a learning system that focuses too much on completing levels and not enough on preparing students for real life.
Our Learning Philosophy at Ngobrol Yuk
Levels Are a Measure of Progress
They are not the final goal. What matters is being able to use the language in real situations.
Language Is Learnt to Be Used
Grammar remains important, but it supports communication rather than becoming the centre of the learning process.
Culture and Context Matter
The challenge of living in Germany is not only the language, but also how people communicate and how you adapt.
The main focus of the class is everyday German that people actually use, German communication culture, and the initial transition and adaptation period.
Regular Class System
- Format: Regular Group Class, maximum 10 students per class
- Duration: 90 minutes per session
- Fixed Schedule: Monday – Wednesday – Friday or Tuesday & Thursday, 19.30–21.00 WIB
- Learning System: Progress from sub-level to full level
- Assessment: Final exam at the end of each sub-level
- Certificate: Ngobrol Yuk certificate after completing the level
- Recordings: Classes are recorded for students who cannot attend
The Tutors Who Will Guide You
The focus is not simply on completing the material, but on helping students become better prepared for life in Germany, both linguistically and culturally.
- Guided by experienced local and native tutors
- Most have experience living, studying, or working in Germany
- All tutors have an academic background in German Language or German Linguistics
- Some are alumni of international programmes in Germany
The focus is not only on theory, but on helping students become more prepared to actually live there, especially during the early transition period.
Which Level Should You Start From?
If You Are a Complete Beginner
We recommend starting from A1.1 so you can build a solid foundation from the beginning.
If You Have Studied German Before
Take the placement test to identify the level that suits you best.
If You Have a Specific Deadline
The regular programme is suitable for steady progress. If you need a faster pathway, you may want to consider private classes.
Level Structure, Learning Hours, Estimated Duration & Pricing
Note: 1 hour = 60 minutes. The material is structured progressively so your development remains clear and measurable.
| Level | Sub-Level | Hours | Estimate | Price |
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| A1 Complete Beginner | A1.1 | 36 hours | ±2–2.5 months | Rp1.150.000 |
| A1.2 | 36 hours | ±2–2.5 months | Rp1.150.000 |
| Total A1 | A1.1 + A1.2 | 72 hours | ±4–5 months | Rp1.900.000 (bundle) |
| A2 Advanced Beginner | A2.1 | 45 hours | ±2.5–3 months | Rp1.300.000 |
| A2.2 | 45 hours | ±2.5–3 months | Rp1.300.000 |
| Total A2 | A2.1 + A2.2 | 90 hours | ±5–6 months | Rp2.300.000 (bundle) |
| B1 Intermediate (Key Level) | B1.1 | 45 hours | ±2.5–3 months | Rp1.450.000 |
| B1.2 | 45 hours | ±2.5–3 months | Rp1.450.000 |
| Total B1 | B1.1 + B1.2 | 90 hours | ±5–6 months | Rp2.600.000 (bundle) |
| B2 Upper-Intermediate | B2.1 | 45 hours | ±2.5–3 months | Rp1.550.000 |
| B2.2 | 45 hours | ±2.5–3 months | Rp1.550.000 |
| B2.3 | 45 hours | ±2.5–3 months | Rp1.550.000 |
| Total B2 | B2.1 + B2.2 + B2.3 | 135 hours | ±7–9 months | Rp4.100.000 (bundle) |
What You Will Learn at Each Level
A1 — Foundations & Survival German
- Introductions and basic communication
- Everyday situations: shopping, transport, directions, and basic needs
- Basic grammar as communication support
- Early introduction to German communication culture
Outcome: you will not feel completely lost when you arrive in Germany.
A2 — Independence & Social Interaction
- More complex and natural conversations
- Work and social situations
- Understanding communication culture
- Expressing basic needs and opinions
Outcome: begin to feel more comfortable living and interacting independently.
B1 — The Key Level
Often an important target for Ausbildung, FSJ/BFD, and many employment pathways.
- Workplace and formal communication
- Expressing opinions and arguments
- Understanding more complex instructions
- Administrative and institutional language
Outcome: better prepared to live and work independently.
B2 — Academic & Professional German
- Abstract discussions and argumentation
- More flexible and spontaneous communication
- Intensive practice for fluency and accuracy
Outcome: preparation for university and professional needs.
Who Is This Class For?
Complete beginners who want to learn German from the ground up through a structured programme
Students planning to move to Germany or those with German family connections
Students preparing for Au Pair, FSJ, BFD, Ausbildung, or other programmes
Prospective university students planning to study in Germany
Professionals who want to work or build a career in a German company
Students who prefer a stable learning rhythm and measurable progress
Estimated Study Time from Zero
With a regular class schedule of 3× a week (Monday–Wednesday–Friday), the realistic estimated completion time is:
| Target | Estimate | Notes |
|---|
| A1 | ±4–5 months | Foundations and initial adaptation |
| A2 | ±5–6 months | Begin to feel comfortable living and interacting |
| B1 | ±5–6 months | A key level for many programmes |
| B2 | ±7–9 months | Academic and professional needs |
These are realistic and sustainable estimates, not promises of instant results.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I Have to Start from A1.1?
If you are a complete beginner, we recommend starting from A1.1. If you have studied German before, you can take the placement test.
Are the Classes Recorded?
Yes. Every class is recorded so students who cannot attend can still follow the material.
Is This Suitable for Working Professionals?
Yes. Evening schedules make it easier for working students to study consistently.
How Long Does It Take to Reach B1?
From zero to B1, the estimated study time is approximately 14–17 months with a consistent regular learning schedule.
What If I Need Faster Progress?
If you have a tighter deadline, private classes may be a more intensive and personalised option.
Learning German Is About More Than Moving Up a Level
What matters most is not how quickly you finish the material, but how ready you are to use German in real life. You will need the language to adapt, communicate, manage everyday tasks, navigate systems, and handle the transition to life in Germany.
At Ngobrol Yuk, the regular class is designed to provide a safe, measurable, and relevant foundation that helps you progress gradually towards that goal.
Start with the Right Path
If you want clear, measurable progress that is relevant to goals such as Ausbildung, Au Pair, FSJ/BFD, university, or working in Germany, this regular class provides a strong foundation to begin with.
Need a Faster, More Personalised Path?
If you have a specific deadline and need more intensive, measurable progress tailored to your personal needs, private German classes may be the better option.
In private classes, your learning pace, lesson focus, and speaking practice are fully adjusted to your goals without having to follow the pace of a regular group class.
