German Courses & Classes

For many good reasons, the importance of language education is constantly emphasised by the European Union and the Council of Europe. Languages inspire and fascinate learners; they make travel to other countries easier and give learners the possibility to become acquainted with new cultures all around the globe. Furthermore, language skills facilitate the creation of new business opportunities: this is of particular relevance in an enlargedEurope where English, French and German remain the three key languages. Gaeilge is a core part of the culture of Ireland and has an increasingly important role in business and in public life. The Official Languages Act will further increase the prominence and use of Gaeilge. Language programmes at Tipperary Institute focus primarily on communication.  We aim to equip learners with the language skills not only for holidays and social situations but also for new cultural and business exchanges. On successful completion of Year 1 in their chosen ... (Training Available by LIT Tipperary) Tipperary Institute Certificates in Languages - German

Aim of Course:NoneEntry Requirements: German Get By This seven week course is ideal if you want to start learning German from scratch. It is suitable if you want to learn to communicate in the spoken language, whether for travel, work or just broadening your horizons. The course will enable you to communicate confidently, socialise and not feel out of place among speakers of German. The topics studied deal with vocabulary for everyday situations. You are encouraged to use cds to practise listening skills and to make use of the internet to visit the many websites available for language learning.Content:Greetings and introducing yourself, family and friendsCounting, time & datesQuestions and possible responsesPublic transport, buildings and directionsAn insight into the two major tensesPreferences and complimentingLast lesson dedicated to individual's specific needs ... (Training Available by Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT)) German Get By

<p>The Higher Diploma in Arts&nbsp;is&nbsp;intended for those who already have a degree and who wish to study the subject&nbsp;intensively over one academic year full-time or two academic years part-time (by day).</p><p>The Higher Diploma in Arts is a conversion programme and applicants would not normally have studied the relevant Higher Diploma in Arts subject to honours degree level previously.</p><p>It is aimed at graduates who may wish to be considered for a Masters programme in the subject area subsequently (but do not have an honours degree in the relevant area) or who may wish to add the Higher Diploma in Arts subject to their qualifications attainments.</p><p>Registration with the Teaching Council</p><p>The Higher Diploma in Arts programme consists of modules to the value of 60 credits taken from Levels 2 and 3 of the undergraduate BA degree</p><p>The Higher Diploma in Arts is recognised by the Teachi ... (Training Available by University College Cork) German

<p><span>Combining business subjects with the study of the German language and culture, this degree will equip you with the skills and knowledge to work in a fast-changing global business environment. </span></p><p>This four-year degree course will educate you in the field of business and commerce, as well as in the language, literature, culture and society of German-speaking countries.</p><p>It also provides you with the possibility of gaining practical commercial experience in Germany and Austria through internships during your year abroad.</p><p><span>Year 3 of the course is spent studying abroad, in a German-speaking country.</span></p> ... (Training Available by University College Cork) Commerce (International) with German

GERMAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE 1 (Single accredited module / level 7) Duration: 2.5hrs/week, 30 weeks Time: Mondays (time to be advised) Fee: €500 (free to Springboard Applicants) Start date: Monday, 17th September 2012 Credit Level: 10 Credits MODULE DESCRIPTION This module is intended for students with no previous knowledge of the language who wish to learn to communicate in German and learn more about the civilisation and culture of the main German-speaking countries.LEARNING OUTCOMES On successful completion of this module the learner will/should be able to: 1. Communicate across a range of topics covered during the course of the module. 2. Show an understanding of the geography and cultural aspects of the main German-speaking countries. 3. Understand simple information presented in oral and written form. 4. Demonstrate a knowledge and appreciation of cultural diversity. 5. Write and act out dialogues based on topics covered during the course of the module. 6. Employ simple lan ... (Training Available by Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT)) GERMAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE 1 (Single accredited module / level 7)

<p>The BA (Hons) in German is a three-year degree course focusing on aspects of German literature, history, business,&nbsp;philosophy, theatre and film. German as a joint honours subject can also be combined with&nbsp;Music and with Drama and Theatre Studies.</p><p>German can also be taken&nbsp;as a four-year&nbsp;<span>BA International&nbsp;</span>course in which you will spend Year 3 at one of UCC&rsquo;s partner universities in Germany. This degree also offers you the opportunity to study your second&nbsp;subject through German.</p><p>A&nbsp;<span>BA International&nbsp;</span>qualifies you as a mediator between different cultures. Equipped with&nbsp;key analytic and communicative skills, a wide range of job prospects will be open to you in the&nbsp;various fields of cultural contact in the EU and in other international institutions.</p> ... (Training Available by University College Cork) Arts German

 The MA in German Studies has a distinct comparative, inter- and trans-disciplinary character: students gain both an overview of German Studies and take specialist subjects in German literature, Drama and Drama Pedagogy, German as a Foreign Language and Intercultural Communication (among other subject fields). This MA is attractive to graduates of other subject areas within Arts and Letters, such as other philologies, philosophy, education, drama and theatre studies, film studies, art history, ethnology and musicology. ... (Training Available by University College Cork) German Studies

This Certificate course will provide an introduction to the German language and the literature and culture of the German-speaking countries. Students will develop linguistic competence in German in line with the level of A1 in the Common European Framework of Languages (CEFR). While the language module will have an emphasis on oral communicative skills, students will also learn to read and write simple texts and to develop intercultural awareness. Literary texts reflecting aspects of contemporary  German culture and representing the major literary genres (poetry, prose, drama) will be introduced as well as concepts of German culture-related discourse. ... (Training Available by University College Cork) Arts (German)

The Higher Diploma in Arts is intended for those who already have a degree and who wish to study the subject intensively over one academic year full-time or two academic years part-time (by day).The Higher Diploma in Arts is a conversion programme and applicants would not normally have studied the relevant Higher Diploma in Arts subject to honours degree level previously.It is aimed at graduates who may wish to be considered for a Masters programme in the subject area subsequently (but do not have an honours degree in the relevant area) or who may wish to add the Higher Diploma in Arts subject to their qualifications attainments.The Higher Diploma in Arts programme consists of modules to the value of 60 credits taken from Levels 2 and 3 of the undergraduate BA degreeRegistration with the Teaching Council:  For applicants who are taking the Higher Diploma with a view to Teaching Council subject registration, the Higher Diploma in Arts German is recognised by the ... (Training Available by University College Cork) German

German is spoken by some 100_million Europeans. Contemporary Germany is the geographical and cultural link between east and west and the largest economy in an increasingly integrated Europe. Studying German at an in-depth level is, therefore, an excellent preparation for the world of work and is likely to make you highly employable. ... (Training Available by Trinity College Dublin) German (TSM)

German is the most widely spoken first language in Europe, and, in economic terms, Germany�s strength is undisputed. Studying German therefore offers an array of cultural and business opportunities. Our teaching involves not only the language, but also the arts and culture of the German-speaking countries, equipping graduates with valuable intercultural understanding and key transferable skills. ... (Training Available by University College Dublin) German

German - Beginners(Training Available by Rathmines Senior College) German - Beginners

The MA in German aims to provide students who already have a background in German at undergraduate level with an opportunity to specialise in the areas of translation, literary analysis and applied linguistics at a postgraduate level. The programme introduces students to academic research, new ideas and approaches. It aims to equip students with academic, analytical, creative and reflective skills in order to foster interest and involvement in research in the field of German Studies. It aims to enhance students’ knowledge and understanding of important concepts in German literature, language (including their didactic and methodological application), culture and society. There will be a new format MA in German in 2012–2013. For further information please consult the German department’s page on the NUIM website or contact the post-graduate co-ordinator of the department directly via Fiona Cummins at +353 (0)1 708 3419. ... (Training Available by Maynooth University) GERMAN

Sandford Languages Dublin German Evening : GermanThe Sandford Language Institute has been running courses in German since 1989. Our tutors are native speakers and qualified teachers, teaching the communicative use of the language making it as relevant as possible to every day situations. All of the main language skills of Reading, Writing, Listening, speaking and Use of language (Grammar) are developed in classes. Enrolment for upcoming Autumn 2011 classes is now possible. Should you have any queries, please contact Shane Zerbe on 01 2601296 or shane.zerbe@sandfordlanguages.ie Max class size 12 10% off all courses booked & paid online, offer valid until 30.09.11 inclusive! Below price's include discount, full price €275.LevelsDescription German Level 1 (Autumn 2011) (Absolute beginners)for students who have no previous knowledge of the language. German Level 2 (Autumn 2011) (Advanced beginners)for beginners with a basic knowledge of all the above language skills or for student ... (Training Available by Sandford Language Institute) Sandford Languages Dublin German Evening : German

NUI Maynooth is one of the main centres of research in German Studies in Ireland. The research profiles of staff members are very varied, covering all periods of German literature and including many aspects of German culture and history. The German Department offers research opportunities relating to all German-speaking countries and, uniquely, relating to theoretical and applied linguistics as well as the theory and practice of Teaching German as a Foreign Language. Other particular areas of research include travel writing, intercultural encounters, aesthetics, minorities, German-Jewish studies and postcolonial studies. Research topics from other areas need to be discussed with the prospective supervisor prior to application. ... (Training Available by Maynooth University) GERMAN

Our courses for adults are focussed on general and conversational German. As well as helping you learn some basic vocabulary and phrases we also cover some essential grammatical concepts to help improve your overall fluency. This course is taught by experienced native German teachers to ensure authenticity in the language. Cork Institute of French organises courses into 6 different levels. This structure strictly follows the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. We have also designed an introductory course for Complete Beginners. All students will receive a Certificate of Excellence upon completion of the course. ... (Training Available by Cork Institute of French) German courses

Did you know that every 10th book in the world is published in German? A language of Goethe and Heine, a key one in European Union. Discover the simple and enjoyable way to learn German with ECM College! ... (Training Available by European College of Management) German

With continuing European integration and increasing globalisation, there is a need for lawyers with a transnational education. The Law and French, and Law and German degree courses satisfy these needs as students graduate with a grounding in Irish law, are fluent in a second European language, have a thorough knowledge of the legal system of France or Germany, and have a real insight and knowledge of the general culture, political, economic and sociological make-up of France or Germany. The Law and a Language programmes are taught in collaboration with the School of Languages, Literatures and Cultural Studies. ... (Training Available by Trinity College Dublin) Law and German

German is a Germanic language, the official language of 7 countries. Approximately 100 million people worldwide have German as a native languageLanguagewise runs classes in German all year round. Our tutors are native, qualified teachers. They encourage students to speak their language as much as possible while also developing their reading, writing and grammar skills.Languagewise has limited class sizes of 12 students. ... (Training Available by Languagewise) German

Diploma in German Add to compare courses Key factsEntry requirementsThere are no specific entry requirements for the Diploma in German.Candidates who are 21 years or over on or before January 1 st of year of entry may gain entry to the programme on the basis of mature years.Candidates under 21 years should meet the minimum matriculation requirements as outlined in the Frequently Asked Question section.ECTS weighting: 30 NFQ Level: 7Duration: 2 years, part-timeMode of study: Classroom based Available places: Unlimited Next start date:September 2010Course overviewThis two-year programme will help students develop the skills to communicate successfully in the German-speaking world.Through the programme’s module on German culture, students will gain a deeper insights into a region that plays a vital role in central Europe's intellectual and economic life, as well as in its cultural history.Inits language and culture elements, the programme aims to excite students’ curiosity ... (Training Available by NUI Galway Centre for Adult Learning & Professional Development) Diploma in German