German courses taking place during the semester
Course overview
Your can find an overview of all German courses here
The courses are arranged according to the levels of the Common European Framework of Languages (CEFR). Level A1.1 refers to a course for absolute beginners, C1 is the highest level we offer. Your score in our placement test (C-Test) will show you which courses you can take.
We also distinguish between general language courses and courses for specific purposes (from Level B2).
Course registration
For courses from A2 level onwards, you have to first take the C-Test to see which course has the right level for you. You can only register for a course once you have a C-Test result.
Further information on course enrolment and C-Test
In the course overview the courses are listed in order of the C-Test points needed.
C-Test
Our placement test is obligatory for all courses on levels A2 – C1.
No C-Test is needed for levels A1.1 and A1.2.
UNIcert®
UNIcert® is a standardized certification of foreign language competency in an academic context offered by German universities. The UNIcert® certificate for German can be obtained at the Language Centre from level B1 (UNIcert® level I). For more information click here.
Coursebooks
Coursebook for the levels A1.1 – A2.2
The courses on levels A1.1 - A2.2 will use the coursebook Netzwerk neu (Klett-Verlag).
You will need the course book to attend the course. The course book is available in different editions. We recommend:
- the digital version with the allango app for € 18.50 or
- the print edition for € 20.50
A1: NP10060715600 (digital); ISBN 978-3-12-607156-7
A2: NP10060716400 (digital); ISBN 978-3-12-607164-2
We also recommend the exercise book, the digital edition for € 15.99 euros, the print edition for € 17.50
A1: NP10060715700 (digital); ISBN 978-3-12-607157-4
A2: NP10060716500 (digital); ISBN 978-3-12-607165-9
The audios from the textbook as well as some online exercises can be found on the allango website (search for book title/number)
You can find more information about the coursebook on the Klett website, and you can order the book in any bookshop through its ISBN number. A digital version of the coursebook is also available.
However, do not buy the coursebook until you know that you have a place in the course! If you would like to sell or exchange your book with other students, please use the Mattermost channel.
* Normally, no textbooks are used in the courses from level B1. The teaching materials are provided by the teachers in the Learnweb. Your teacher will eventually collect a fee during the course to cover the cost of necessary copies.