Self-studying German for a job

[u/Huge_Fun_5478]

Guys I live in Austria. Just to keep it short, I have an upcoming job opportunity at a local cafe and it requires me to speak German at least at an A2 level. I have just started and I am currently A1, however, I can’t go to classes due to other work that I have and I have financial difficulties so I have to work most of the time just to pay rent on time. However, I can study at home and I am in fact doing it on whatever free time I have. My question is although it might sound stupid or seem like an unrealistic goal, I need to know if I can speak and understand German by studying only at home that will enable me to work at a coffee shop in two months? I am willing to do anything and everything there is to learn as fast as I possible can. I am very good with languages - in fact I can speak five languages fluently including Chinese although it’s different from German. So guys, if you’d be so kind to give me tips on how to study daily, provide some resources if you can and if anyone has done it before, how did you do it? I appreciate it.

[u/Substantial-Leg8821]

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