Best German Language Institute in Kerala
Master the German language with the best German language institute in Kerala - Entri! With expert training and Goethe exam assistance provided for exam levels from A1 to C2, a comprehensive learning experience is guaranteed.
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Overview of Our German Language Instituite in Kerala
Entri, the best German language institute in Kerala, now offers comprehensive online German language courses in collaboration with Lanstitut, a top German training institute. These courses are designed to help you speak like one of the 100 million native German speakers, supported by experienced trainers and advanced technology to build essential language skills for international success. By the end of the course, students gain a strong foundation in German, enabling effective communication across various settings and a deeper understanding of German-speaking cultures.

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Learning German in 2025 opens doors to numerous opportunities, as Germany is the largest economy in Europe. Knowing German can help you find great job prospects, especially in fields like engineering and technology. Additionally, studying German gives you access to top universities and research centers. Learning the language not only boosts your resume but also helps you connect with a rich culture and diverse community.
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German Course Plan and Daily Activities
Week 1: Foundations of German Communication
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Day 1: Greetings & Introductions
- Learn common greetings and introductions (e.g., “Hallo!” “Guten Morgen!”), plus self-introduction phrases (“Ich heiße…”).
- At Home: Practice phrases and submit a short video introducing yourself.
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Day 2: Numbers & Alphabet Basics
- Learn numbers (0-20) and the German alphabet.
- At Home: Review and practice counting to 20; submit a video.
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Day 3: Days, Months, and Seasons
- Vocabulary for days of the week, months, and seasons.
- At Home: Practice using these words in sentences; submit a video.
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Day 4: Review & Practice Day
- Review greetings, numbers, days, and months through speaking and exercises.
- At Home: Complete assigned practice and submit a recap video.
Week 2: Building Vocabulary & Simple Sentences
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Day 5: Asking Questions & Sentence Structure
- Learn basic sentence structure (subject-verb order) and how to ask questions.
- At Home: Practice creating questions and submit a video.
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Day 6: Intro to Verb Conjugation (Regular Verbs)
- Practice conjugating regular verbs (e.g., kommen, wohnen).
- At Home: Conjugate and use verbs in sentences; submit examples in a video.
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Day 7: Basic Conversations with Verbs
- Use regular verbs in short conversational sentences.
- At Home: Record a conversational video with verbs learned.
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Day 8: Weekly Review & Speaking Practice
- Review key points from the week and practice speaking.
- At Home: Prepare a brief monologue with new vocabulary and verbs.
Week 3: Grammar & Sentence Expansion
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Day 9: Understanding Articles (der, die, das)
- Learn the basics of German articles and tips for recognizing noun gender.
- At Home: Create sentences with nouns and their articles; submit a video.
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Day 10: Question Words & Commands
- Practice using question words and basic commands.
- At Home: Form and record simple questions and commands.
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Day 11: Expanding Sentences with More Verbs
- Conjugate additional verbs, including irregulars (e.g., sein, haben).
- At Home: Create sentences with irregular verbs and record examples.
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Day 12: Practice Day & Weekly Quiz
- Review articles, commands, and questions with a short quiz.
- At Home: Submit a recap video using articles, commands, and verbs.
Week 4: Introducing Cases and Daily Routines
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Day 13: Accusative Case Basics
- Introduction to the accusative case with key verbs and prepositions.
- At Home: Practice accusative sentences and submit a video.
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Day 14: Talking About Daily Activities
- Vocabulary and phrases for daily routines.
- At Home: Record a video describing your daily routine.
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Day 15: Dates & Ordinal Numbers
- Practice ordinal numbers and talking about dates.
- At Home: Create sentences with ordinal numbers and submit a video.
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Day 16: Weekly Review & Speaking Day
- Review and practice cases, daily routines, and dates.
- At Home: Submit a monologue using this week’s vocabulary and grammar.
Week 5: Dative Case & Possessive Structures
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Day 17: Dative Case Introduction
- Learn the basics of the dative case and possessive articles.
- At Home: Write and submit sentences using the dative case.
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Day 18: Combining Dative & Accusative
- Practice sentences that combine dative and accusative for more complex statements.
- At Home: Record sentences using both cases.
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Day 19: Family & Personal Relationships
- Vocabulary for family and personal relationships, including possessive structures.
- At Home: Submit a video introducing family members with possessives.
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Day 20: Weekly Review & Practice Day
- Review dative, accusative, and possessive forms in speaking exercises.
- At Home: Record a recap video with family vocabulary and cases.
Week 6: Expanding Verb Usage & Tenses
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Day 21: Separable Verbs
- Introduction to separable verbs and sentence structure with them.
- At Home: Submit a video using separable verbs in sentences.
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Day 22: Past Tense Introduction (Präteritum)
- Learn the basics of the past tense with common verbs.
- At Home: Practice past tense sentences and record examples.
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Day 23: Daily Routines in Past Tense
- Practice describing daily routines in the past tense.
- At Home: Record your daily routine using Präteritum.
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Day 24: Weekly Review & Speaking Day
- Review past tense, separable verbs, and daily routines.
- At Home: Record a recap using this week’s content.
Week 7: Modal Verbs & Perfect Tense
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Day 25: Using Modal Verbs
- Practice modal verbs (e.g., können, müssen) to express ability and necessity.
- At Home: Record sentences using modal verbs.
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Day 26: Introducing the Perfect Tense (Partizip II)
- Form sentences in the perfect tense for recent activities.
- At Home: Practice recent events in perfect tense, submit video.
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Day 27: Perfect Tense in Daily Routine
- Use perfect tense to describe recent daily activities.
- At Home: Record a video describing daily activities in perfect tense.
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Day 28: Final Review & Practice Day
- Review modal verbs, perfect tense, and core vocabulary.
- At Home: Submit a final video summarizing the week’s learning.
Week 1
- Day1: Introduction to A2 level, focus on connectors Weil, dass,
- Day 2:Speaking practice with the studied
- Day 3: Revision of previous connectors, introduce Denn, deshalb,
- Day 4: Speaking practice with the new connectors and a review of the first
- Saturday:Vocabulary, videos, and exercises for basic A2 hören.
- Sunday:Video preparation for the next
Week 2
- Day 5: Quick revision, explore the difference between wenn and Als, and introduce reflexive
- Day 6: Speaking practice with connectors from the previous
- Day 7: Learn Damit, ob, .zu.
- Day 8: Speaking practice with the new connectors and a review of previous
- Saturday:Vocabulary, videos, and exercises for basic A2 hören.
- Sunday:Video preparation for the next
Week 3
- Day 9: Present and past of Modal
- Day 10: Modal verbs exercises and explanation of thema presentation pattern
- Day 11: Introduction to Konjunktiv 2, when to use it, and
- Day 12:Speaking practice with connectors and Modal
- Saturday:Vocabulary, videos, and exercises for basic A2 hören.
- Sunday:Video preparation for the next
Week 4
- Day 13: Start speaking Teil 2 (themapresentation) - "Wie verbringen Sie Ihr Geld?"
- Day 14: Peer presentation andfeedback
- Day 15: Genitiv (short version) and Wo-Komposita Da-Komposita.
- Day 16:Speaking practice with prepared
- Saturday:Vocabulary, videos, and exercises for basic A2 hören.
- Sunday:Video preparation for the next
Week 5
- Day 17: Indirekte
- Day 18:Speaking practice with indirect
- Day 19: Komparativ
- Day 20: Speaking practice with Komparativ, Superlativ, and indirect
- Saturday:Vocabulary, videos, and exercises for basic A2 hören.
- Sunday:Video preparation for the next
Week 6
- Day 21: Usage of "doch," "was für ein," and "welche," rules, and Introduction to Wechselverben.
- Day 22: Conduct a speaking test forA2 Teil 1 and Teil
- Day 23: Adjektiv
- Day 24: Doubt-clearing session for Adjektiv
- Saturday:Vocabulary, videos, and exercises for basic A2 hören.
- Sunday:Video preparation for the next
Week 7
- Day25: Relativsatz
- Day 26: Writing session - students write a letter based on given
- Day27: Corrections and conclusion of A2
Saturday and Sunday routines continue for practice and preparation.
Day 1
Infinitiv mit zu Verb lassen
Page no. 10 (4 a text)
Homework: Write about your last trip using A2 commectors and B1 infinitiv mit zu.
Day 2
Revision of day 1 for 10 minutes
Speak something with students in German in between like (Was haben Sie gestern gelernt? Was haben Sie gestern gemacht, u.s.w)
Page no. 15 (14 a text)
Check homeworks of students and give suggestions
Day 3
Revision for 15 min
Nebensatz mit weil und obwohl
Make them write many examples with the above grammar
Homework: Conversation between customer and shopkeeper
Day 4
Revision for 15 min
Genitiv case(What is Genitiv? Changes in Genitiv, Genitiv preposition, Genitive with names, Genitiv with nouns, etc..)
Page no: 25 (12b text)
Day 5
Hören from chapter 1 or B1 level horen work for 20 minutes Explain what is Präteritum, give main Präteritum verbs and tips to remeber Präteritum.
Give corrections of homework.
Day 6
Exam Day
Conduct exam based on the portions covered (writing exam with vocabs) Tutors should present online and take the test.
Day 7
Doubt clearing class based on the exam. Give impositions for the mistakes in vocabs. And revise all the topics
Day 8
Temporale prepositionen (Take all the prepositions till b2 level) Connectors: deshalb, deswegen, darum, dass, so..dass Wrting work: about a historic day in German (Zb. Independence day, Republic day or anything using some Präteritum for 2-3 minutes) Homework: Vocabs Chapter 2
Day 9
Revision of previous class for 10 min
Page no. 42 (1C) LESEN
Give an idea what Teil 1 of speaking part is. (Gemeinsar Give the redemittel, it's meaning and when to use it.
Day 10
Give an example of Teil 1 speaking and tell them to write Conversation as homework.
Lesen: page 46 (9b)
Page 49 (14b)
Day 11
Konjuktiv 2
Make them read their gemeinsam planen work and sugges
Day 12
Revision for 15 min
Da Komposita
Wo komposita
Writing work: Wie kann man Umwelt schützen?
Give apt points and use b1 grammars
Day 13
Check homeworks
Connectors: Da, weil, aus diesem Grund with examples
Komparativ und Superlativ vor Substantiven
Aus Material
Day 15
Lesen work: page no. 54 (4b)
Page no. 56 (8c) and page no. 59 (13a)
Hören Chapter 3 or b1 level videos for 20 minutes
Day 16
Realtivsatz
Give more examples and explain all parts of relativsatz
Homework: Give relativsatz works
Day 16
Exam day: Conduct written exam based on all the topics covered
Day 17
Start with some speaking works in German
Give corrections of exam
Day 18
Plusquamperfekt and Temporale nebensätze
Day 19
Zweiteilige konnektoren, give examples and explain well with some homeworks
Day 20
Brauchen +zu
Lesen (Page 90, text 7b)
Lesen (Page 93, text 14b)
Day 21
Revision for 15 min (speaking) Stellung von nicht im Satz Hören B1 level for 10 minutes Lesen: Page no.102 (9a)
Day 22
Passiv
Homework: Give passiv homeworks
Day 23
Exam day (vocabs, and all grammar topics)
Day 24
Relativ Satz Give homeworks
Day 25 onwards:
Relativ satz (balance)
Nomen verb verbindung
Day 26 (Revision day)
Genitiv
Relativsatz
Verben mit Preposition
Zweiteilige konnektoren
Konnektoren
Adjektiv endungen
Passiv
After this...start speaking, listening, writing and reading practices on daily basis with model exams weekly.
Day 1 - Exam based on the B1 level topics
Day 2 - Ask vorstellen to everyone. Make sure they speak well and explain them how to do a B2 level vorstellen. Also, give them questions and answers on " warum lernen Sie Deustch?" Warum haben Sie Deutschland ausgewählt?' (Tell them to study all these for next day) What is Tekamolo rule?
Day 3- Speaking for 30 minutes (Vorstellen, Warum lernen Sie Deustch und Warum Deustchland)
Next 30 min for explaining infinitiv mit zu.
Day 4 - Speaking for 20 min, Infinitiv mit zu and um...zu
Day 5 - Genitiv (Give translation works in class after teaching Genitiv)
Day 6- Conduct a schreiben exam on Genitiv, Um..zu and infinitiv mit zu (translation)
Day 7- Relativsatz (works and makes students speak)
Day 8- Relativsatz (works and makes students speak)
Day 9 - Relativsatz and speaking for last 20 minutes.
Day 10- Zweiteilige konnektoren (Works and makes students speak)
Day 11-Zweiteilige Konnektoren (Works and makes students speak)
Day 12 - Conduct exam (Schreiben) translation on Relativsatz and Zweiteilige konnektoren
Day 13- Nomen verb verbindung (Give every important nomen Verb with examples)
Day 14- Verben mit Preposition (Give every important Verben mit Preposition with examples)
Day 15 - Dadurch, Indem, dass, weil, Da, damit, deshalb.
Day 16- Start exam preparation from this day. (Start this day with Teil 1 of speaking, give proper idea, redemittels and tricks. Show them a model too. As Homework tell them to prepare same like.
Day 17 - Teil 1 speaking practice for 40 min. Use last 20 minutes to explain about hören teil 1 (like how many questions, einmal/zweimal, giv only basic instructions) don't need to play audio same day.
Day 18 - Teil 1 Hören. Repeat and explain till students gets a proper idea.
Use last 20 min for Teil 1 speaking.
Day 19- Teil 1 Speaking for 30 min and Teil 1 Hören for 30 min. (Tell them to prepare pare well from home too
Day 20-Teil 1 Speaking for 30 min and Teil 1 Hören for 30 min.
Day 21 - Teil 1 Speaking and Teil 1 Hören.
Day 22-Teil 1 Speaking and Teil 1 hören.
Day 23 - Teil 1 speaking and Teil 1 lesen (give ideas, tipps and practice
one question paper)
Day 24- Teil 1 Speaking and Teil 1 lesen
Day 25-Teil 1 Speaking and Teil 1 lesen.
Day 26 - Teil 1 Schreiben (Give proper tipps and explain with an example). Give them a homework with a question and correct it on next day.
Day 27 - Correction of homework (Schreiben teil 1) give another question as homework. Use last 20 minutes for explaining about Teil 2 of lesen with an example.
Day 28 - Speaking Teil 2 with an example
Day 29 - Speaking Teil 2 and Lesen Teil 2
Day 30 - Speaking Teil 2 and Lesen Teil 2
Day 31-Speaking Teil 2 and Lesen Teil 182 zusammen.
Day 32-Speaking Teil 2 und lesen Teil 1 82 zusammen.
Day 34-Speaking Teil 1 und Teil 2 like a model test.
Day 35-Speaking Teil 2 und Hören teil 2 und 3 (Spend more time on
Hören teil and use remaining time on speaking)
Day 36-Hören teil 2 und 3. Speaking for remaining time.
Day 37-Hören teil 2 und 3. Schreiben Teil 2
Day 38-Schreiben Teil 2 and horen Teil 4 (Give Schreiben homework)
Day 39-check Schreiben Teil 2 answers and give correction. Give another example and another question as homework.
Day 40-Model test of Schreiben part 1 and 2
Day 41-Lesen teil 3 und Hören teil 4
Day 42-Lesen teil 3 und horen teil 4
Day 43-Lesen eil 4 85, use remaing time for hören teil 4
Day 44 - Lesen teil 485, Use remaining time for hören teil 4.
Day 45-Speaking modal exam and give proper exam motivation
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First and foremost, a genuine interest in learning German and the motivation to stick with it is crucial. Learning a new language requires dedication and effort, so having the drive to learn is essential.

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Learning a language takes time and consistency. Be prepared to dedicate regular time to your studies, whether it's attending classes, doing homework assignments, or practicing on your own.

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Learning a new language can be challenging, and progress may not always be linear. Patience and perseverance are key qualities to cultivate as you navigate the ups and downs of language learning.
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Live sessions offer structure, interactivity, flexibility, and convenience. Learners can access remotely from anywhere with an internet connection.
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Enable real-time interaction between instructors and learners, fostering dynamic learning experiences.
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Offer learners a supportive environment to practice language skills through group discussions and role-playing leading to improved retention and fluency.
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Live sessions promote collaboration and peer learning, enabling participants to engage in group activities, share resources, and learn from each other's experiences!

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Enrolled by 3500 StudentsKey Learning Outcomes
Here are some learning outcomes for a German language institute in Kerala:
Communication Skills:
Ability to understand and use common expressions and simple phrases in German to meet basic needs and introduce oneself.
Vocabulary Expansion:
Building a core vocabulary that covers everyday topics like greetings, family, hobbies, food, and travel.
Grammar Proficiency:
Mastery of fundamental German grammar, including verb conjugation, noun genders, articles, adjective endings, and sentence structure
Listening Comprehension:
Listening Comprehension: Enhanced ability to understand spoken German in different contexts, including conversations, instructions, and short narratives.
Reading Comprehension:
Reading Comprehension: Building skills to understand simple German texts such as signs, menus, short stories, and basic articles
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Writing Skills: Practice composing simple sentences and short paragraphs in German, with emphasis on correct grammar, spelling, and vocabulary
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The Goethe Test, officially known as the Goethe-Zertifikat, is a series of German language proficiency exams offered by the Goethe-Institut. These exams are internationally recognized and widely accepted as a measure of German language skills. The Goethe-Zertifikat exams are available at different levels, aligning with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The levels include:
- A1: Beginner level
- A2: Elementary level
- B1: Intermediate level
- B2: Upper intermediate level
- C1: Advanced level
- C2: Proficient level
Yes, with focused daily practice (1-2 hours), you can reach conversational German (A2-B1 level) in 6 months. Immersive methods like language apps, tutoring, and real-world practice accelerate learning. While fluency (B2+) typically takes longer, basic communication is achievable in this timeframe.
Yes, you can learn basic conversational German in 3 months with intense, focused study (2+ hours daily). However, reaching full fluency requires much longer.
German language courses typically cost between ₹5,000 to ₹40,000. Basic courses (A1-A2) range from ₹5,000-₹15,000, intermediate (B1-B2) from ₹15,000-₹25,000, and advanced (C1-C2) from ₹25,000-₹40,000. Exam fees are additional.
Yes. The pre-Goethe mock test is a practice exam designed to simulate the format and difficulty level of the Goethe certification exam. By taking this mock test, you can assess your strengths and weaknesses, identify areas for improvement, and gauge your readiness for the actual exam.
Yes, we offer flexible course schedules to accommodate different time zones and personal commitments. You can choose a schedule that suits your availability from the options provided during the registration process.
Attending a German language online course from Entri can be a great way to learn the language. It provides the convenience of learning from home, making it ideal for busy individuals who can't attend regular classes. It also offers a variety of learning options, allowing learners to choose the one that best suits their needs. Here are the top benefits of attending a German language online course from Entri:
- Flexible learning: Entri offers courses that fit different schedules, making it easy to learn German even with a busy lifestyle.
- Comprehensive lessons: Entries German language courses are comprehensive and structured for various levels - beginner, intermediate and advanced.
- Engaging content: The lessons are designed to teach the language interestingly and engagingly, so learners are more likely to retain what they've learned.
- Supportive environment: Learning German with Entri means you get personalized help and support from certified German tutors.
- Affordable tuition: Entri's courses are much more affordable than taking German classes in person.
Attending a German language online course from Entri can be a great way to learn the language while enjoying the convenience of learning from home. With a variety of learning options and a supportive environment, you'll have a great chance of mastering the German language!
Germany offers a wide range of career options across various industries. The country has a strong economy, a well-developed job market, and is known for its engineering, technology, automotive, healthcare, finance, and research sectors. Here are some popular career options in Germany:
- Software Developer
- Programmer
- civil Engineers and Architect
- IT consultant and Analyst
- Nurses
- Electronics Engineer
- Electrician and Electrical Fitter
- Economists and Business Management Expert
- customer Advisors and Account Management
- Production Assistant
- Sales Representatives and Assistant
- Sales and Product Managers
The Entri German online courses have different fee structures for A1, A2, B1, and B2. The cost of a full course is very affordable, and you have the option to pay for it in EMI Modes.
If you have passed A1, A2 proficiency levels then you can pay the fee for subsequent courses and restart the learning.
Enrolling in one of our combination packages entitles you to a special reduction on the actual charge or fees, as well as the opportunity to pay the amount in installments.
Consistency is key! To master German, immerse yourself in the language through media like films and music, practice speaking regularly, and engage with native speakers. Use language learning apps like Entri for structured practice, and consider setting specific goals to track your progress.
A1 to C2 in German are CEFR language levels that measure proficiency: A1–Beginner, A2–Elementary, B1–Intermediate, B2–Upper-Intermediate, C1–Advanced, C2–Proficient. They help learners track progress, set goals, and choose courses or exams for travel, study, or work in Germany
Completing a German language course opens career paths in translation, interpretation, and teaching, along with roles in MNCs across IT, engineering, tourism, and banking. You can also explore content creation, research analysis, BPO and customer support, or higher studies in Germany, especially in AI, Data Science, and Engineering.
Entri App provides a personalized learning experience with interactive lessons and expert help. Our course emphasizes practical usage, ensuring you gain real-world proficiency efficiently, making it an ideal choice for learners at any level.
The cost of studying German in Kerala varies based on proficiency level and institution. Here’s a breakdown of the minimum fees for each level
- A1 Level: ₹15,000
- A2 Level: ₹18,000
- B1 Level: ₹23,000
- B2 Level: ₹32,000
Learning German in Kerala helps you access affordable German universities, unlock high-demand careers in engineering, IT, and healthcare, and earn better salaries. As Europe’s most spoken native language, German also opens opportunities in Austria, Switzerland, and Belgium, expanding both career and personal growth.
- Enroll in Courses: Entri offers structured German language courses tailored to different proficiency levels (A1 to B2). You can learn at your own pace with interactive lessons and exercises.
- Online Resources: Access a variety of resources, including video tutorials, quizzes, and practice exercises, all available on the Entri App. This flexibility allows you to study whenever and wherever you want.
- Practice Speaking: Engage in conversation practice with language partners through our tutors and the app’s community features. Speaking with others helps reinforce your learning and build confidence.
- Self-Study Materials: Utilize additional self-study resources available both online and offline, including vocabulary lists, grammar guides, and reading exercises to complement your learning.
- Join Study Groups: Connect with fellow learners to form study groups. Collaborating with others can enhance your understanding and make learning more enjoyable.
Yes, you can learn German in three months! By enrolling in our structured courses on the Entri App, you’ll receive targeted instruction designed to help you grasp the fundamentals quickly. With interactive lessons, practice exercises, and dedicated support, you can build a solid foundation in the language within this timeframe. Commit to daily practice, and you’ll be well on your way to achieving your language learning goals!
Absolutely! Self-studying German is entirely possible. With numerous resources available—such as language apps, online courses, and textbooks—you can design a learning plan that suits your schedule. Regular practice, including speaking with native speakers or using language exchange platforms, will significantly enhance your skills.
In India, Goethe-Zertifikat exam fees range from ₹8,500 to ₹22,000, depending on the level (A1–C2) and test center. Beginner levels (A1, A2) cost about ₹8,500–₹10,000, intermediate (B1, B2) ₹11,500–₹17,600, and advanced (C1, C2) ₹21,800 or more. Prices vary slightly by location and institute.
Learning German boosts career and networking opportunities worldwide, especially in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. It opens doors to roles in business, IT, engineering, and tourism, while enhancing cultural integration and personal connections
To study or work in Germany, take a recognized exam such as Goethe-Zertifikat, TestDaF, or DSH to demonstrate your highest level to universities, employers, and visa authorities. For English-taught programs, German may not be required but helps with daily life, work, and integration.
Entri German is one of the top German language institutes in Kerala. At B1 and B2 levels, learners gain independent proficiency, enabling them to handle daily conversations, confidently share experiences, describe dreams and goals, and express opinions effectively.
The German A2 exam fees in Kerala (2025) differ by certification: Goethe-Institut A2 costs ₹10,600, while the ÖSD Zertifikat A2 full module costs ₹12,500.
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Advantages of Learning German from Entri:

Flexibility:
Entri lets learners study German at their own pace and on their own schedule. With internet access, they can access course materials and join lessons from anywhere, making it ideal for busy lifestyles

Access to Resources:
Gain a rich collection of learning materials, including interactive lessons, multimedia content, grammar guides, vocabulary lists, and cultural insights. Learners can choose tools that best fit their preferences and learning needs.

Interactive Learning:
Incorporate exercises, quizzes, and games that actively engage learners. These activities provide instant feedback, enabling learners to monitor their progress and pinpoint areas that need improvement.

Global Community:
Entri brings learners together with a worldwide network of German enthusiasts and native speakers, allowing them to discuss, share language tips, and practice conversational skills with peers.

Self-Paced Learning:
Self-Paced Learning: Entri enables learners to progress at their own speed, dedicating extra time to challenging topics and moving quickly through familiar ones, enhancing both confidence and motivation.
Why Choose Entri App for German Language Instituite in Kerala?
- Flexible Learning: Self-paced lessons that fit into your schedule.
- Practical Focus: Emphasis on hands-on skills for work or study in Germany.
- Expert Guidance: Access to professional instructors for personalized support.
- Engaging Content: Interactive exercises and engaging materials to enhance learning.
- Structured Curriculum: Well-organized lessons catering to different proficiency levels.
- Career & Academic Opportunities: Prepares you for jobs, studies, or migration.
- User-Friendly Interface: Simple, intuitive app design for a seamless learning experience.
- Affordable & Accessible: High-quality courses at competitive prices, accessible anytime, anywhere.
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