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German training courses and schools
Study German as a Foreign Language

School: Hastings College
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Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French, German, Spanish
Course Format: Classroom
The Department of Foreign Languages offers courses in Latin, Greek, Hebrew, French, German and Spanish. Whenever possible, the courses are conducted in the language studied. The aim of the instruction is reading, writing, aural and oral proficiency, an understanding of the life, literature, contemporary issues and culture of the country. The department also offers courses which are the language...
 

School: Carroll College
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German
Course Format: Classroom
A beginning course in German with emphasis on speaking with attention given to reading and writing as well. Three (3) class periods and one supervised laboratory conversation per week. Offered annually.
 

School: Kansas Wesleyan University
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Business German
Course Format: Classroom
Business German is a special supplement to basic German language classes, for students interested in developing skills for commercial and financial dealings in German with German, Austria and Switzerland and many other countries throughout different continents, wehre German companies are established.
 

German
Course Format: Classroom
Elementary German provides an emphasis on grammar, vocabulary, and oral practice as well as acquiring basic reading skills. There is a concurrent introduction to the cultures of German-speaking regions.
 

School: Kirkwood Community College Continuing Education
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German
Course Format: Classroom
Learn German by developing the four basic language skills: speaking, listening, reading and writing. In this course you will acquire the linguistic tools you will need to make small talk with german-speaking friends and relatives or to make travel in german-speaking countries a little easier and a lot more fun. Book required: Teach Yourself German Grammar. Optional book: English Grammar for Stu...
 

School: University of Evansville
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German
Course Format: Classroom
German courses are taught by faculty in the Department of Foreign Languages. All courses are taught in the target language unless otherwise noted. Completion of 212 required for all 300-level courses or above. GERM 111, 112 Elementary German (3 hours each): Emphasizes practice in speaking, listening, writing, reading and cultural awareness. Fall (111), Spring (112). GERM 211, 212 Interm...
 

School: Idaho State University
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German
Course Format: Classroom
Jump-start your way to becoming a German meister with this introductory course. By learning key phrases and proper pronunciation you’ll be able to participate in basic German conversations. Role-playing will build your confidence as you create your own sentences. You’ll also learn about the unique cultures of the people who speak this language.
 

School: The University of Georgia Center for Continuing Education
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German Language & Culture
Course Format: Classroom
Learn to conduct simple conversations and recognize common words found on street signs, in museums, and on menus. Learn the sounds of vowels and consonants and how to speak phrases and ask questions. German life and culture are discussed.
 

School: Berlitz in Washington
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German
Course Format: Online
Berlitz in Washington, DC offers personalized language learning with real results! Whether you’re a professional who needs to learn language for career advancement, or you’re an adventurous traveler, our Language Center in the nation’s capitol, offers a relaxed and comfortable place to learn your new language. Discover how effective the renowned Berlitz Method® is, and how quickly you will sta...
 

School: University of New Haven
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German
Course Format: Classroom
Stresses pronunciation, aural and reading comprehension, basic conversation, and the fundamental principles of grammar. 3 credit hours each term.
 

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