German Level 9 | Evenings

About this course

The course develops German communication through activities such as understanding interviews, making polite requests, handling conversations in banks and at ticket counters, following a city tour, describing cities, and discussing leisure and career aspirations. Lessons combine group work and role-plays with structured study of grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. The teacher speaks German throughout, providing listening and comprehension practice. Topics include city life, work, train travel and relevant grammatical forms, including adjective endings, prepositions, the subjunctive II form könnte and werden.

What you'll learn

• Handle conversations in settings such as banks, authorities and ticket counters.
• Make polite requests and ask for information.
• Describe a city and discuss aspects of city life.
• Talk about leisure activities and career aspirations.
• Use German structures involving adjective endings, ohne with the accusative, mit with the dative, könnte and werden.
• Understand interviews, conversations and spoken descriptions in German.

Is this course right for you?

This course is intended for learners at pre-intermediate (A2+) level who have previously studied German Level 8 or completed at least 96 class hours. Participation includes group work, role-plays and spoken communication, while the teacher uses German throughout the lessons.

• Previous German study is required.
• Learners should be prepared to take part in group activities and role-plays.
• The course includes sustained listening and comprehension practice in German.

Before you go

• The Netzwerk Neu A2.1 coursebook is required and can be purchased from reception on the day of the second lesson.
• Learners receive access to an online platform with lesson summaries, notes and resources.