Format, the Cyprus centre, and what A2 expects are on the Ellinomatheia A2 page.
Quick Answer
Build the calendar around four skills — listening, reading, writing, speaking — and the session length on your MoESY notice. The bands below are a planning shape. Task shape stays in the structure article. If your goal is ordinary Cypriot naturalisation under Form M127, standard language evidence is normally B1 Ellinomatheia, not A2 alone — confirm your own route on official instructions.
Sensible weekly shape
Alternate input days (listening + reading) with output days (writing + short speaking prompts). Keep one block for mixed review — grammar flashes, vocab retrieval, timed drill — so weak skills do not inherit only the “leftover” half hour.
Planning horizons (shape only)
Skip counting toward an invented total such as “180 hours” — KEG does not publish that quota for A2.
Tighter deadline
Compress to high-frequency grammar + exam-style listening and reading. Speaking stays short daily prompts — not one marathon weekend that evaporates by Monday.
More runway
Layer theme-based vocabulary weekly, then park new words only inside sentences you could imagine on an exam paper. Add writing templates only after comprehension feels stable — paragraphs built on shaky listening rarely survive timed conditions.
Tools on Prep2Go
Sequence skills on the learning path, then use practice drills for quick retrieval. Vocabulary framing (without copying the apps comparison) sits in Ellinomatheia A2 vocabulary themes.