Introduction

The Introductory German Language Course is designed to provide beginners with a strong foundation in the German language through a comprehensive and practical learning approach. The course covers all basic language modules, including listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills, while introducing essential grammar, vocabulary, pronunciation, and sentence structures. Students will learn functional language for everyday situations such as greetings, self-introduction, asking for information, shopping, traveling, and social interactions. The course also incorporates basic aspects of German culture and etiquette to enhance intercultural understanding. Upon completion, learners will be able to communicate confidently in simple, real-life situations and progress to higher levels of German language study.

Unique Selling Propositions                     

• A Language Course with one the top Universities’ environment and gadgets.
• Most competitive fee in the market.
• Certificate awarded by the University of Management and Technology (UMT).

Objectives and Learning Outcomes

• To introduce students to the basics of German (A1 level)
• To develop essential communication skills in speaking, reading, writing, and listening
• To familiarize learners with German culture, daily situations, and real-life applications
• To enhance learners’ confidence in using German in personal and professional contexts

Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course, students will be able to:

• Introduce themselves and others, including nationalities and professions
• Hold basic conversations related to hobbies, work, food, shopping, directions, and travel
• Understand and apply essential grammar (pronouns, present tense verbs, articles, negation, etc.)
• Read and comprehend basic texts and respond appropriately
• Listen to and understand basic spoken German

Write short texts like messages, forms, and dialogues

Key Topics / Related Concepts

Main Themes:

• Self-introduction, contact details, languages, countries
• Hobbies and interests
• Jobs and professions
• Directions, places, and buildings
• Shopping, food, groceries
• Time, scheduling, phone conversations
• Outings, invitations, restaurants

Grammar Concepts:

• Personal pronouns and verbs (present tense)
• Definite/indefinite articles: der/die/das
• Negation and sentence structure
• Prepositions of place
• Singular/plural forms

Accusative case

Activities and Learning Strategies

• Speaking practice (role plays, pair work, daily conversations)
• Listening activities using CDs and multimedia tools
• Writing tasks like composing short messages, emails, and dialogues
• Reading tasks involving comprehension of basic texts

Situational learning (restaurant menus, grocery lists, hotel bookings)

Venue / Facilities 

UMT Main Campus; List down required facilities

1. Classroom
2. Language Lab

      3.   Multimedia