Learning German. The right way.
Learn German Africa Portal gives a school its own roster, its own classes and the CEFR curriculum from A1 to C2. Teachers decide when each learner moves up. Teachers, parents and the learner all read the same progress — because it is calculated once.
Teacher view
Monday morning: who moved, and who has not.
Form 2 East
24 students on the roster.
| Reg. no | Student | Progress |
|---|---|---|
| DEMO/001 | Amina Wanjiku | |
| DEMO/002 | Joseph Otieno |
A level opens when two people agree.
Access is granted, never bought. A learner reaches a level only when the school holds a licence for it and their teacher has opened it for them. Neither on its own is enough — so a school cannot use levels it never licensed, and a licensed school cannot hand every level to every learner regardless of pace.
B1 stays closed
The school is licensed, but her teacher has not opened it for her yet.
Three steps from a conversation to a class that is learning.
- 1
We set your school up
You tell us which CEFR levels your school wants. We create the school, its code, and the licence that covers those levels.
- 2
Your school admin invites teachers
Each teacher gets an invitation by email and creates their own account. No shared logins, no spreadsheet of passwords.
- 3
Teachers add their students
A teacher creates each student, hands them a registration number and a one-time password, and opens the first level when they are ready.
Students sign in with the school code and their registration number — not an email address — so a class can be set up for learners who have no email of their own. They replace the temporary password the first time they sign in.
We work with
Bring the curriculum into your school.
Tell us about your school and the levels you want to run. We will set it up and walk your teachers through it.
Talk to us about your schoolNot ready yet?
We send occasional notes on the curriculum and what is new in the Portal.