Courses
German for the Workplace 1
Certificate
Course Details
| Course Code | GA_BGWPC_S06 |
|---|---|
| Level | 6 |
| Duration | 1 semester |
| Credits | 10 |
| Method of Delivery | Blended |
| Campus Locations | Mayo |
| Mode of Delivery | Part Time |
Course Overview
This module is appropriate for learners with no prior knowledge of German who wish to gain the basic skills and insights necessary to communicate in German within a professional context. Their learning will be based around the context of the culture of German-speaking countries. Upon successful completion of this module, students will be deemed to have reached level A1+ of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Course Details
Year 1
| Semester | Module Details | Credits | Mandatory / Elective |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
German for the Workplace 1This module is appropriate for learners with no prior knowledge of German who wish to gain the basic skills and insights necessary to communicate in German within a professional context. Their learning will be based around the context of the culture of German-speaking countries. Upon successful completion of this module, students will be deemed to have reached level A1+ of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Learning Outcomes 1. Conduct a very basic work-related conversation. |
10 | Mandatory |
Recommended Study Hours per week
Examination and Assessment
On-Campus Attendance Requirement
Progression
Students may consider progressing to the Certificate in German for the Workplace 2 on successful completion of this course.
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Entry Requirements
Grade O6/H7 or better in five Leaving Certificate subjects including English or Irish and Mathematics with a minimum of 160 points. English or Irish with a minimum grade of O6/H7 or better meets the English or Irish entry requirement. Mathematics with a minimum grade of O6/H7 or F2 or better meets the minimum mathematical entry requirement. Mature candidates (23 years of age or older by 1st January in the proposed year of entry) are exempted from the standard minimum academic entry requirements. Mature students will be assessed on the basis of a personal statement and may be invited to interview.
Careers
Knowledge of German will enhance students’ employability, particularly in the tourism and hospitality sector and in business operations generally.
Further Information
Application Closing Date
Start Date
Who Should Apply?
Personnel who need to use German in the workplace. Any suitable applicants who wish to acquire an introductory knowledge of the language and its cultural setting.
Contact Information
Jessica Lysaght
Lecturer
Michael Gill
Head of Department of Organisational Development
Admissions Office
Organisational Development