German Level 11 | Evenings

About this course

This course develops German communication through situations including making arrangements, giving directions, apologising, complaining, discussing pets and presenting cities or travel destinations. Learners also explore sports, life stages, work, housing and travel in German-speaking contexts. Lessons combine spoken interaction with structured work on grammar, vocabulary, sentence connections, cases, prepositions and pronunciation. Group activities and role-plays provide opportunities to use the language, while the teacher conducts the class in German to develop comprehension and listening. The course also covers writing and understanding comments and reports about sports and past experiences.

What you'll learn

• Discuss life stages, work, leisure, travel, housing and pets in German.
• Make arrangements, ask for information, give directions and describe locations.
• Express enthusiasm, hope, disappointment, complaints and apologies.
• Connect sentences using conjunctions including „deshalb“, „trotzdem“, „als“ and „wenn“.
• Use selected dative and accusative verbs and prepositions more accurately.

Is this course right for you?

The course is intended for pre-intermediate German learners who have already studied German for a substantial period. Participation involves regular spoken communication, group work and role-plays, alongside written and grammatical study. The stated entry point is previous completion of German Level 10 or at least 120 class hours.

• Previous German study equivalent to Level 10 or 120 class hours is required.
• The course includes frequent group activities and role-plays.
• The teacher conducts the class in German.

Before you go

• The coursebook Netzwerk Neu A2.2 is required and should be purchased after the first lesson; copies are available from reception on the day of the second lesson.
• Learners receive access to an online platform with lesson summaries, notes and resources.