DaF Take-Off - Detailansicht

Designed for students with little or no previous knowledge of German, this course provides an introduction to the German language. The main focus is on language learning skills such as speaking, listening, writing and reading based on everyday situations. The systematic presentation of the necessary grammar is bases on realistic speaking situations. Students acquire a German language level based on their previous knowledge. This can be between A1 and B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Typical topics for level A1:

Getting to know each other

Living

Leisure and friends

Health

Daily life and family

Study and work

Travel and holidays

In individual cases, the regular German course program (DaF A2-B1) can be attended after a placement test at CLIC.

DaF textbooks in a printed version.

The selection of materials and activities focuses on the learner’s autonomy and social competence. Active participation in discussions and class activities is expected.

In general, students cannot acquire the subject matter through self-study. In addition, the language course thrives on debate and discourse. Attendance is therefore essential for the success for the course. Absence for very import reasons must be verified by the head of CLIC management and reported in good time or accompanied by a medical certificate.