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FSI-N3Acad. year: 2027/2028
The course is designed for students with an advanced beginner’s knowledge of German and focuses on the further development of communicative language skills. Students expand their vocabulary and deepen their knowledge of grammar with the aim of better understanding spoken and written messages and communicating more independently in everyday situations. Attention is also paid to topics and linguistic tools applicable in technical professions. The course combines language knowledge with its practical application in conversations, when planning journeys, discussing family, interests and the media, and when dealing with simple practical situations.
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The course N3 is intended for intermediate students with knowledge on level A1. It doesn´t follow up on the course N2.
Rules for evaluation and completion of the course
Course-unit credit is awarded on condition of having attended the seminars actively, worked out assigned tasks and passed a credit test. 60% points at the credit test as minimum.Attendance at seminars is compulsory and is systematically checked by the teacher. Students are allowed to miss two seminars. Absence may be in justified cases compensated for with the consent of the teacher.
Aims
The aim of the course is to equip students for real-life tasks, such as describing problems or giving instructions, that arise in a wide range of technical occupations. Students will be able to communicate in more difficult situations using relevant language means, and master the elementary terms of the language for specific purposes.
Students will be made familiar with general vocabulary for the workplace and grammar for more difficult and independent everyday communication.Upon completion of the course, students will be able to understand simple spoken and written messages and communicate independently in everyday situations as well as in basic professional contexts. They can talk about personal experiences, family, travel, interests and the media; plan a trip; make an invitation; express opinions and preferences; and handle everyday communication situations.
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1. L 1- Languages and biographies, reports on language skills and life experiences, expressing reasons using subordinate clauses with "weil"2. L 1- Languages, comparisons using "wie" and "als", forming the superlative, evaluating different situations and objects3. L 2- My family, family members, family tree, describing photos, use of possessive articles in the dative4. L 2- Family, communication at various celebrations, gifts, formulating and responding to invitations, adjective declension in the dative case, subordinate clauses with ‘dass’, expressing one’s opinion, solving problems5. L 3- Travel and mobility, planning and booking a trip, make an enquiry, comparing travel plans, expressing one’s preferences regarding travel and holidays, making assumptions, revision: accusative6. L 3- Travel, the modal verb "soll", sentences with "aber", "oder", formulating recommendations and alternatives, comparing travel options, talking about travel7. L 3- Station 1- The profession of a translator, expanding topic-related vocabulary, practising interpreting, expressing assumptions, picture description, revision: grammar8. L 4- Hobbies, expressing one’s point of view and discussing with others, reflexive pronouns, indefinite articles: comparisons, verbs with prepositions, revision: the perfect tense, describing everyday situations9. L 4- Associations, adverbs of time: describing and discussing the sequence of various activities, the verb "mögen" expressing preferences10. L 5 – Media in everyday life: discussing and comparing, hearing, reading and writing messages11. L 5- Indirect questions, asking for more information, making complaints, adjectives without articles12. L 5- Media: talking about the media, understanding and responding to adverts, making offers and enquiries, describing a process13. Summary, revision, credit test