German for Beginners
Study German from scratch at Reading
The Department of German Studies at Reading
University is pleased to announce new courses in German for complete beginners.
These programmes are being offered as part of a Collaborative Agreement with the
Open University and are available from October 2007.
Students admitted to these programmes will normally have
demonstrated their suitability for an intensive language course by holding an A
level in another European foreign language. The Department will be providing a
course of intensive language study in the first year, where students will have 6
tutorials per week in small groups and will be expected to spend an average of 8
hours per week on independent study.
These modules can fit into
a study programme in a number of ways, either as a route into a German degree or
a stand-alone intensive German course in the first year.
You may decide that you
just want to take this intensive course for 1 year (taking you to A level
standard in German) or even just for one term (taking you to GCSE level standard
in German) – but you might be considering carrying on with a degree course in
German; if so see the details on the German department
web site
There are three routes available:
Route 1
Route 2
Route 3
For more information about
German for Beginners, please contact us at
german@reading.ac.uk
German for Beginners is distinct from IWLP which continues
to offer 20 credit modules over two terms for students at a variety of levels in
German.
For more information please go to:
http://www.rdg.ac.uk/iwlp/languages/german.htm
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