German SEC

Entry Requirements

“Learners are expected to have successfully completed the course German MQF Level 2 or have a similar certification. 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 basic to intermediate German vocabulary and grammar structures.
• Recognise language used in everyday contexts and familiar topics.
• Understand simple spoken and written texts delivered clearly in standard German.
• Develop awareness of German culture and everyday life in German-speaking contexts.
• Understand how language is used for communication across different situations.

Skills
• Listen to and understand straightforward spoken German on familiar topics.
• Speak about everyday situations, express opinions, and respond appropriately in interactions.
• Read and understand simple texts, identifying key information and main ideas.
• Write short texts such as emails, messages, and descriptions on familiar topics.
• Interact in real-life situations by asking questions, giving information, and reacting appropriately.
• Use basic communication strategies to maintain conversations and clarify meaning.

Competences
• Communicate effectively in German in familiar, everyday contexts.
• Apply language skills with increasing independence.
• Demonstrate confidence in expressing ideas, opinions, and personal experiences.
• Adapt language appropriately to different situations and purposes.
• Use problem-solving and basic critical thinking when engaging with language tasks.
• Develop intercultural awareness and openness towards other cultures.

Delivery Method

Face to face lesson

Certification/Award

Certificate issued by MATSEC

Progression to further education

After successfully completing this course, learners may continue studying the subject at post-secondary level, such as Intermediate level, or pursue related pathways at tertiary level, including through alternative entry routes such as the maturity clause

Language of Instruction

Bilingual with German