Turkish MQF 1
Entry Requirements
No specific entry requirements are needed for this level. For online lessons, learners need to have an understanding on how to use a computer.
Applicants who do not present certification of prior study in the subject will be required to sit for a level check to determine the appropriate course level.
Duration
30-week course with 3 contact hours per week.
Learning Outcomes
Expected learning outcomes for this course inlcude:
Knowledge
- Understand the Turkish alphabet, days, months, seasons, and common weather expressions.
- Learn basic and thematic vocabulary related to personal topics, hobbies, professions, and locations.
- Understand fundamental grammatical structures such as noun cases (locative, ablative, dative), demonstrative adjectives, subject-verb-object agreement, and verb conjugation.
- Be familiar with existential constructions using “var” and “yok” in various sentence forms.
- Recognise and use common interrogative forms and sentence structures in Turkish.
- Know how to use adverbs of frequency and time appropriately.
Skills
- Recognise and accurately reproduce Turkish alphabet and basic vocabulary in writing and speech.
- Identify and describe objects, people, and places using simple vocabulary and structures.
- Ask and answer questions related to location, possession, and direction using correct word order.
- Form existential statements and questions using “var” and “yok”.
- Use the present continuous tense to describe routines, preferences, and ongoing actions.
- Express likes, dislikes, and habits using appropriate expressions.
- Apply basic grammar structures accurately in simple texts and dialogues.
- Construct clear and coherent sentences with proper use of pronouns and agreement.
- Demonstrate comprehension through listening and reading tasks.
- Produce short paragraphs and compositions on familiar topics.
Competences
- Engage in real-life interactions, including greetings, descriptions, and exchanges of personal information.
- Communicate confidently using learned structures in a range of basic everyday situations.
- Respond with autonomy and clarity in simple social, transactional, or personal contexts.
- Adapt learned language to complete basic written and spoken tasks independently.
- Demonstrate confidence in using Turkish in real-life applications such as shopping, giving directions, or describing routines.
Delivery Method
Online lessons.
Certification/Award
An award certificate accredited by the Malta Further and Higher Education Authority will be presented to learners who attend a minimum of 80% of the course and achieve an overall mark of 45% or higher in their tasks.
Progression to Further Education
Progression to Further Education.
Language of Instruction
Bilingual with Turkish.