Are you looking for an exciting and comprehensive German language course?
Do you want to learn German in Germany?
In small international groups?
With experienced and committed teachers?
I dont know how
many of them have done this before. . A blog page/post containing info
about basic learning of German languague. When was new at Hanover, I
searched for german learning school and the contacts. I went to almost
all of these schools to register myself and my LO for the course and
still searching for my next level. In this post, am going to post basic
info of schools through out Hanover, so that this is going to be one
stop for your search
Before that you got to know the course levels in learning german and examination details. .
Whether you want to learn German for everyday life, your job, to study
at a German university, or just out of interest . Select the
program with the focus that most closely matches your goals: Most of the
German courses
are designed for all levels from beginners to advanced learners.
- The German-Course with the language level A1 (total beginner) has two parts: A1.1 and A1.2
- The German-Course with the language level A2
(advanced beginner) has two parts: A2.1 and A2.2 The German-Course for
the language level B1 (medium level, communicative level) consists of
two parts: B1.1 and B1.2
- The German-Course for the language level B2 (medium level, advanced communicative level) is divided into two parts: B2.1 and B2.2
- German-Courses for the language level C1 (advanced level) and C2 (native speaker level)
Placement test:
After a written assessment test and an oral assessment interview you are placed in the appropriate level.
The written assessment test takes approximately 60 minutes and
covers grammar, reading comprehension and writing skills.
Course levels:
A1
You have little knowledge of German. You learn how to make simple enquiries
in speaking and writing, and to give instructions. You build on your
basic grammar skills and increase your vocabulary.
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4 weeks of Beginner
course or basic knowledge of German: ability to introduce oneself
and talk about simple everyday situations. |
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The student
has little knowledge of German, for example the ability to introduce
oneself and talk about simple everyday situations. |
| Outline of course
content: |
He/she learns how
to make simple enquiries in speaking and writing and to give instructions,
builds on his/her basic grammar skills and increases his/her vocabulary.
The following language functions are among those practised: asking
the way; giving directions; asking for and giving information; discussing
home and the household; describing people and their character; defining
shape, size and colour of objects; asking for and giving opinions;
the working world; returning faulty goods to a shop. |
| Certificate: |
Optional: "A1 Grundstufe Deutsch 1". |
A2
You have some knowledge of German. You learn how to express yourself
adequately in familiar, everyday situations and to read and understand
simple texts.
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8 weeks of Beginner
and Elementary 1 course or good basic knowledge of German: ability
to talk about everyday situations, ask the way and give simple descriptions. |
| Grammatical
prerequisites: |
Imperfect tense,
Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, Adjective declension,
simple Subordinate Clauses, simple Prepositions. |
| Outline of course
content: |
The student has
some knowledge of German. He/she learns how to express him/herself
adequately in familiar, everyday situations and to read and understand
simple texts. Main course topics include: holidays and travel, living
abroad, nature and the environment, family, the generation problem,
population, living, the concept of home, news, politics, radio programmes. |
| Certificate: |
Optional: "ÖSD
A2 Grundstufe Deutsch 2". |
B1
Your basic German skills are incomplete. You consolidate and revise
basic grammar structures, and learn to lead discussions on interesting
topics.
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12 weeks of Beginner,
Elementary 1 & 2 course or very good basic knowledge of German.
Understanding of everyday spoken and written situations, ability
to communicate in day-to-day contexts. |
| Grammatical
prerequisites: |
Imperfect tense,
Perfect tense, Nominative, Genitive, Dative, Accusative, Adjective
declension, Subordinate Clauses, direct and indirect Subordinate
Clauses, Prepositions. |
| Outline of course
content: |
After completing
Elementary 3 the student should have a basic command of the
fundamentals of German grammar and be in the position to participate
in simple discussions and to understand simple texts, including
the main points of short press articles. He/she consolidates
and revises basic grammar structures and learns to discuss interesting
topics. Main topics include: Travel & tourism, employment and
the working world, school, education, history, politics & culture,
literature. |
| Certificate: |
Optional: "B1
Zertifikat Deutsch". |
B2
You have a command of the essentials of German. You practise reading,
writing and discussing difficult topics and work-related issues.
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Basic command of
the essentials of German grammar, in particular all tense forms,
Present and Imperfect Subjunctive, Passive, Adjective declension,
Subordinate Clauses & sentence structure. |
| Outline of course
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The student should
learn to express him/herself fluently about a variety of moderately
difficult topics and without preparation. He/she learns to express
his/her opinion, to state his/her views, to discuss, analyse and
interpret simpler texts, to summarize them and give an account of
them. The basic grammatical structures are revised again and consolidated
on an intermediate level. The prerequisite is a command of basic
grammar! |
| Certificate: |
Optional after completing
the course level: "ÖSD
– B2 Mittelstufe Deutsch". |
C1
You have a good command of German. You learn to express yourself
clearly both in speaking and writing on a large number of topics
and to understand almost all texts.
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28 weeks of Beginner,
Elementary 1, 2 & 3 and Intermediate course or a very good knowledge
of German: problem-free and fluent communication in everyday situations,
understanding of newspaper articles and films, ability to converse
on a number of topics. Comprehensive and sound command of the language
and use of a large range of language devices. |
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The student must
have a good command of German grammar, all tense forms, all applications
of the Present and Imperfect Subjunctive, Subordination, Participle
Constructions, Prepositions. |
| Outline of course
content: |
The student has
a good command of German. He/she learns to express him/herself clearly
both in speaking and writing on a large number of topics and to
understand almost all texts. For example: Art: fine arts - interviews
given by artists - interpretation of art, learning German: experiences
and problems in assimilating a foreign language, sports, Austrian
regional studies, Austria-Germany-Switzerland comparison, use of
different types of text, literature (poetry). |
| Certificate: |
Optional after completing
the course level: "ÖSD–
C1 Oberstufe Deutsch". |
C2
You can express yourself fluently in German. You work on literary,
socio-political, cultural and scientific topics.
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36 weeks of Beginner,
Elementary 1, 2 & 3 and Intermediate course or excellent knowledge
of German: problem-free and fluent communication in situations of
all kind, understanding of complex written and oral passages of
all kind, the ability to discuss complex topics. Comprehensive and
sound command of German and use of a large range of language devices.
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The student
must have a very good command of German grammar. |
| Outline of course
content: |
The student can
express him/herself fluently in German. He/she works on literary,
sociopolitical, cultural and scientific topics. |
| Certificate: |
Optional after completing
the course level: "C2
Wirtschaftssprache Deutsch". |
*The expression in brackets refers to the Common European Framework
of Reference as issued by the European Commission that is the basis
for the advancement of European multilingualism.
1.VHS(Volks Hoch Schule)
Herausgeber:
Ada-und-Theodor-Lessing-Volkshochschule Hannover
Theodor-Lessing-Platz 1
30159 Hannover
Tel.: 0511 /168 - 44783
Fax: 0511 /168 - 41532
Fax: 0511 /168 - 41527
Internet: www.vhs-hannover.de
Email: info@vhs-hannover.de
Facebook Page : -
2. DIYALOG SPRACHE UND NACH HILFE SCHULE
They are a young company that has set itself the target to respond with
competent advice and individual service tailored to your needs and to
fulfill them quickly and to your complete satisfaction.They will help you to consistently find your way in the thicket of information, advice and offers. They find it for you quickly and professionally the appropriate language course.
This is where, I got my B1. . A very good choice for a beginner. .
They are the teaching Faculty. Still few staffs are missing :) . . To the Left extreme is our Secretary, Mrs.Fatma Colak . .
http://www.diyalogcenter.de/ . . This is the website
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Diyalog-Sprach-und-Nachhilfeschule/160331244061149 is the FB page. .
Address:
Fatma Colak
Kurt-Schumacher-Str. 26-28
30159 Hannover
Telefon: 0511 5360307
E-Mail: info@diyalogcenter.de
3. INLINGUA
The inlingua Hanover for over 40 years your competent partner for foreign languages.
Nestled in the city, only 5 minutes from the main train station and in
the immediate vicinity of the shopping streets in the pedestrian area
our team in modern and comfortably furnished rooms.
I completed my B2 and C1 here. The faculty are so friendly and standard of their teaching is so good.
You can find them at : http://www.inlingua-hannover.de/
in Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/inlinguahannover.de
Address :
Inlingua®
Sprachschule Hannover GmbH
Andreaestraße 3
Ecke Schillerstraße
D-30159 Hannover
E-mail: info(at)inlingua-hannover.de
4. BILDUNGSVEREIN
The institution is from 1981. They carry out courses, weekend seminars, workshops and training leave. In every year over 1,400 training events, they offer a comprehensive continuing education in the areas of professional and IT; languages; Rhetoric and Communication; Culture and society; Body, soul and pleasure. Also, lectures, exhibitions and other special events are part of what they offer.
You can find them at : https://www.bildungsverein.de/
FB page : https://www.facebook.com/BildungsvereinHannover
Address :
Wedekindstr. 14
30161 Hannover
Telefon: 0511 / 344 144
Fax: 0511 / 33 87 98 - 42
E-Mail:
info@bildungsverein.de
5. SPRACH AKADEMIE
The company story of Sprachakademie dates back to over 10 years ago.
With the goal of teaching all those interested in the German language,
you can trust us to intensively work towards written and oral exams.They
offer German courses for beginner to advanced learners, for young and
old, as well as integration courses and preparation courses for students
in this field.
Address :
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Goseriede 12d (VerdiHöfe)
30159 Hannover
Tel.: +49 (511) - 71 0361
Fax: +49 (511) - 70 1892
info@sprachakademie.org | |
6.ISK
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(Institut für Sprachen und Kommunication)
They have been working successfully as an independent
language school for German as a foreign language and as a professional
provider of language courses for firms since 1997. | | | |
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Website : http://isk-hannover.de/
FB page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/ISK-Hannover/344611815619538
Address:
Contact
Head Office
ISK-HANNOVER
LÜTZOWSTRAßE 7
D-30159 HANNOVER
FON
FAX
+49 (0)511 123 563 60
+49 (0)511 123 563 61
EMAIL
Visiting time:
Monday to Friday 9.00-12.00 am
Monday to Thursday 3.00-6.00 pm
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