All modules in German

IMPORTANT : because of the current health situation, our autumn 2020 courses will be distance-taught. The concept will remain interactive: an alternation of direct online contact, work in sub-groups (video conferences) and private (individual) study. We use a stimulating and motivating didactic approach, and encourage the active participation of everyone involved. You will receive more precise information when the groups have been formed.

We offer language courses which can be both in parallel to your study program or integrated into your curriculum. These course are designed to meet the needs of students at university and, later, of professional life and social integration.

The transparency and coherence of our modules is ensured by linking them to current European standards.

For more information on our course concept, click here.


	Learning a language requires a considerable investment in time and effort, both inside and outside the classroom. Before registering for a module, make sure that you have sufficient time to do the work required.
	Remember that if you are placed in a group, you are expected to attend the module on a regular basis and to follow it from start to finish.

German - Modules you need to sign up for

Specific skills

The “Specific Skills” modules develop specific competences in language and communication, to enable learners to participate more effectively in academic, professional or social situations.

Level	Module
From B2	Deutsch am Arbeitsplatz
From B2	Express Oneself in German using Multilingual Sources
From B2	NEW ! Erfolgreich kommunizieren und präsentieren

Integrated skills

The objectives of the “integrated skills” modules are to enable participants :

to begin to learn a new language
to develop existing skills and make them more specific

These modules are largely based on communication. They aim to develop skills which will enable learners to use the language for various reasons in a variety of contexts. These modules also aim to develop cultural and intercultural aspects as well as the ability to learn independently.

Teaching methods and activities are varied and interesting. They involve discussions, listening exercises, role-plays, games, watching videos and reflecting on how we learn.


All levels (according to the pre-inscriptions received)

Exam

Modules preparing students for external international exams help students pass exams for academic mobility and future professional objectives.

They focus on listening, reading, speaking and writing.

Level	Preparation course
B1	Goethe-Zertifikat B1
B2	Goethe-Zertifikat B2
C1	Goethe-Zertifikat C1
C2	Goethe-Zertifikat C2 (preparation in the independent autonomous learning module)

Intensive courses

Intensive courses allow you to improve your general communication skills in a short period of time during intersemesters. A wide range of stimulating activities will help you to improve your listening, speaking, reading and writing skills. These include discussions, listening exercises, role-plays, games, watching videos and reflecting on your learning.

Level	Course period
According to the pre-inscriptions received	Winter or summer intersemester

Independent learning

Guided independent learning with a tutor allows you to pursue your language learning without joining a class and by studying autonomously. This module allows you to focus on your specific needs. You will be working both in the Multimedia Centre and at home. A language teacher will give you regular guidance and advice.

The PlurieL platform in the Multimedia Centre offers all the information, learning material and support you need: it will allow you to locate activities and organise your study.

	Guided independent learning with a tutor
From A1/A2	Independent learning in the Multimedia Centre (EMA) – guided autonomy
From C1/C2	Preparation for Goethe-Zertifikat C2

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Modules which require no inscription

To allow you to learn a language without joining a module, the Language Centre offers on an almost daily basis, free-access periods in the Multimedia Centre. You may go at any time (no need to register), so long as it is a “free-access” period (see times on our homepage), and benefit from resources specially designed for autonomous language study.

The way the Multimedia Centre is organised will allow you to locate activities corresponding to your level and needs, and provide you with information and tools to help you manage your learning.

Someone will always be on hand to help you understand how the Multimedia Centre works and show you how to access material.

Independent learning
Free-access Multimedia Centre

Why not try the Tandem language-exchange programme (managed by the Faculty of Arts)?

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