German Survival Course Training Course
Node ID: 19593
Duration
24 hours
Requirements
Dear prospective German Survival student,
feel free to join an energetic German language course that gives you necessary tools to:
- spend holidays in Germany and communicate in German,
- "survive" a full-immersion German course,
- or just to broaden your horizon with a foreign language that is so close to English.
I need you with a pen and lots of enthusiasm!
Hope to see you soon!
(STARTING IN JANUARY 2012)
Public Course Dates
There is no public course dates for this training.
This course would cost you around 2100GBP + VAT.
Please submit a public course date request for the exact price.
This course would cost you around 2100GBP + VAT.
Please submit a public course date request for the exact price.
Overview
GERMAN SURVIVAL COURSE
- Learning by listening, lots of speaking, active practice
- Recommended not to write down translation of German words or phrases into English, as an artificial step will be created that restrains the participant to learn faster
- At the end of each class students will get introduced to a phrase of farewell (e.g. “Auf Wiedersehen!”, “Bis zum nächsten Montag!”, “Schönes Wochenende!”)
- Focus on pronunciation, understanding and producing key sounds
- Students do not need to bring anything to class (maybe pencil), everything will be provided by the teacher
- Using as much as possible German vocabulary, that students already know, therefore increasing the use of the target language
LENGTH OF COURSE
Day 1 180 min.
Day 2 180 min.
Day 3 180 min.
Day 4 180 min.
Day 5 180 min.
Day 6 180 min.
Day 7 180 min.
Day 8 180 min.
- * TU = Teaching Unit = 45 minutes
- 32 Teaching Units
- group up to 12
Course Outline
OUTLINE FOR AN INTENSIVE COURSE WITH 8 DAYS
DAY 1
Main goals: Introducing oneself, Numbers, Alphabet, Asking/telling time, Asking/saying where someone comes from
DAY 2
Main goals: Numbers, Telling time, Consolidate phrases already learnt
DAY 3
Main goals: giving the address and phone number, articles and gender, formal/informal you
DAY 4
Main goals: Days of the week, Nouns and gender, Furniture and rooms, Family
DAY 5
Main goals: Introduction into cases, Verbs, Months, Colours, Saying date of birth, Negation, Likes and dislikes
DAY 6
Main goals: Articles, Cloths, Conjugating verbs, Routines
DAY 7
Main goals: Weather, Facts about Berlin, Facts about Germany, Giving directions
DAY 8
Main goals: Eating and drinking, Body parts, Plural, Past tense of “sein” and “haben
