German for Specialization I
UJXIn this course, you'll be joining us right on campus at the University of Jordan. We’ll meet face-to-face, engaging directly in our university’s environment. It’s all about hands-on learning and real-time interaction, so you’ll get the full benefit of being right here with us.
German for Specialization I introduces learners to foundational German language skills in a structured, interactive learning environment. The course emphasizes practical communication, grammar application, and vocabulary acquisition, allowing students to engage in daily life scenarios in German-speaking contexts. Tools such as Showbie, digital coursebooks, and video resources are integrated to enhance comprehension and participation.
Students develop core competencies in reading, writing, speaking, and listening while applying grammar rules to real-life situations, including ordering food, discussing travel, making appointments, and describing cities and workplaces. Interactive assignments and digital projects support self-assessment and progress tracking, making this course suitable for learners aiming to analyze and interpret information in German.
Who This Course Is For :
- First-year university students studying German or English-German double major.
- Learners with no prior German language experience.
- Professionals seeking German language proficiency for academic or workplace tasks.
What You’ll Learn
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- Develop foundational German language skills (A1.1, CEFR) to communicate basic ideas in everyday oral and written tasks.
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- Apply grammar rules and vocabulary including articles, nouns, separable verbs, modal verbs, and topics such as family, work, food, travel, and leisure.
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- Interpret, analyze, and produce texts in German for practical, real-life contexts.
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-Use digital tools and resources to practice, reinforce, and assess language learning.
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Self-assess proficiency and complete structured projects with feedback to enhance communicative competence.