With the demand for German speakers in the UK rising, there has never been a better time to study German! It is the most sought after language in Europe after English, especially in the business world, and it strongly infl uences admissions tutors in Higher Education and employers who are looking for ‘something extra’.
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Learning German has helped me in my English lessons too!
Charlotte Moore ”
This course not only allows you to learn about the language in depth but also the culture through trips to the country.
GERMAN Philippa Young ”
Through a wide range of topical themes and teaching methods, you will broaden your knowledge of vocabulary, grammar and contemporary German speaking society and develop your language skills to a level
where you will be able to understand and appreciate German websites, TV, radio, fi lms, magazines and newspapers and talk and write about both current and historic topics. A native speaker will help you with your spoken German. The Department organises highly successful study visits to Berlin, exchanges and extra revision ‘days’ to support all aspects of language learning.
A foreign language can be combined with any other subject and is particularly useful in media, industry and business, technology and engineering, secretarial work and tourism. Indeed such is the demand that unemployment rates amongst language students are lower than in virtually every other subject area and their salaries higher than many of their peers!
Specifi c Course requirements: GCSE German grade C or above
35 A level AS & A2 100% exam
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