German is a language shared by several countries of the European Union, therefore, studying this language at an expert level opens up new professional opportunities for employers and students. Knowing this reality, TECH has assembled a team of native teachers to develop a program that meets the requirements of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Therefore, the main objective of this program is to help the student prepare for and pass the Level C1 certification exam in German. Through various practical exercises and a completely online program, the student will have the total freedom to learn at their own pace.   

TECH has the best German-speaking teachers to help you perfect your language and grammar skills"

Learning German has become the boost that many professionals and students have needed to develop their careers. Having a command of this language can lead to better opportunities in more than five countries of the European Union. For this reason, TECH, following the criteria established in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, has developed this University Course, allowing students of different nationalities to learn from German-speaking teachers and to certify themselves by successfully taking the corresponding placement exam.  

Several practical exercises and didactic videos reinforce the student's linguistic and grammatical skills. In addition, as it is taught in a completely online mode, the student will not have to abandon their daily activities, being the one who decides where and when to complete a module.

This University Course is the opportunity you were waiting for to continue advancing in your professional career, being able to opt for new positions in German-speaking countries.

You will not have to go to an academy to learn German thanks to the Online mode of this University Course, an excellent option to balance it with your daily activities.

It is proven that learning languages increases your Intelligence. Learning a foreign language strengthens the brain's neural networks”  

José Antonio Marina.
Philosopher, writer, and teacher.

A unique and stimulating experience 

Flexible and Tailored

Take the best language course from home, at your own pace and according to your availability and schedule. 

Acquire Skills and Abilities

With our method, you will practice and consolidate the skills required for this level. 

Networking

Join a large community and exchange knowledge and experiences with students from all over the world. 

The University Preparation Course for Level C1 German has been structured according to the parameters established by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, allowing the student to obtain a certificate valid in any German-speaking country. Therefore, this syllabus has various audiovisual materials and practical exercises that will help students improve their grammatical and linguistic level. This, with the support of native teachers, who will answer any questions that may arise throughout the process.  

Where, When and How is it Taught?

This course takes place over 4 months and is divided into 16 content modules. You can do it completely online, even attending our sessions and tutorials.

 The only intensive program 100% specifically designed to obtain the German Level C1” 

Module 1. Healthy Mind Healthy Body

1.1. You Don't Look So Good
1.2. A Sprained Ankle
1.3. I’m Going to Donate Blood
1.4. At the Hairdresser's

Module Objectives

• Convey content for others with a high degree of accuracy, through notes, paraphrases and summaries
• Make clear and detailed descriptions of how to carry out a procedure
• Express physical and mood states, ailments, sensations, symptoms and changes
• Encourage, advise, react to the ailments of others
• Ask for and give detailed information

Module 2. Emotions and Moods

2.1. Platonic Love
2.2. I'm In an Awful Mood!
2.3. You are a Jinx

Module Objectives

• Understand messages or statements without great difficulty, to the point of being able to identify subtle nuances that include implicit and explicit attitudes and opinions
• Recognize "slang" used by the group with which they socialize
• Exchange information on dates and data
• Invite, congratulate, express and share sensations and feelings

Module 3. Names and Paperwork

3.1. Nicknames
3.2. Marriage of Convenience
3.3. Residency Permit

Module Objectives

• Actively participate in formal discussions
• Understand and exchange complex information and advice
• Conduct effective and fluent interviews
• Summarize relevant information 
• Follow and propose steps or procedures 
• Express hypotheses

Module 4. My Friends and Family

4.1. Generational Change
4.2. There’s a Neighborhood Meeting Tonight
4.3. On Sunday We’re Going to a Communion
4.4. At the Awards Ceremony

Module Objectives

• Recognize the differences in perceptions, values, attitudes and behaviors between the culture of origin and those of the target language

Module 5. Cuisine and Restaurants        

5.1. Let’s Make a Toast
5.2. My Dinner Didn't Agree with Me
5.3. At the Candy Store
5.4. The Beach and the Beach Bar

Module Objectives

• Evaluate alternative proposals 
• Propose, organize, decline, make appointments, express desires, probability, obligation
• Relate in time/space
• Compare, comment, argue, narrate 
• Locate information 
• Describe, express tastes and preferences, choose, explain, justify, value, evaluate 
• Compromise

Module 6. Studies

6.1. The Study Process
6.2. Choosing Optional Subjects
6.3. I Have to Retake that Exam
6.4. You Should Resume Your Studies

Module Objectives

• Congratulate, express good wishes and react to them
• Summarize relevant information
• Follow and propose steps or procedures
• Respond with information
• Confirm or refute
• Recommend, prevent
• Express hypotheses

Module 7. Working Life

7.1. Setting Up a Business
7.2. Public Service Examinations
7.3. A Rewarding Job
7.4. Negotiating Salary

Module Objectives

• Actively participate in formal discussions
• Understand and exchange complex information and advice on all matters relating to their profession 
• Conduct effective and fluent interviews
• Summarize relevant information
• Follow and propose steps or procedures 
• Formulate hypotheses

Module 8. Leisure 

8.1. A Night Out
8.2. We’re in the Quarter Finals
8.3. A Different Kind of Exhibition

Module Objectives

• Manage in intercultural situations
• Incorporate and activate the knowledge (cultural, sociocultural and linguistic), skills and attitudes that will help them to cope with intercultural situations

Module 9. Media

9.1. News and Rumors
9.2. A Press Release
9.3. On a TV Set

Module Objectives

• Follow an extended speech, even when it is not clearly structured when links are only assumed and not explicitly pointed out
• Easily follow longer and complex conversations between third parties, in group discussions, lectures and presentations on abstract, complex, and unfamiliar topics

Module 10. My House and My City

10.1. We Have a Leak
10.2. I Need a Loan
10.3. Decorating My Home
10.4. Crime in the City

Module Objectives

• Formulate hypotheses and answer them
• Describe, compare, predict, prevent 
• Express feelings 
• Formulate hypotheses 
• Connect conditions, causes and consequences. Advise, convince 
• Present and argue

Module 11. Shopping    

11.1. At Auction
11.2. Today is the Grand Opening
11.3. This is Expired
11.4. Payment by Instalments

Module Objectives

• Search for information 
• Show agreement/disagreement
• Accept, refuse. Compare prices, quality and payment conditions
• Attract attention, wordplay, convince
• Complain

Module 12. Travel and Transport    

12.1. Visit to the Transport Museum
12.2. Trip to the Mountains
12.3. A Driving Exam
12.4. Country or City?

Module Objectives

• Familiarity with and proper use of frequently used colloquial language
• Describe, express suggestions, likes and dislikes, give instructions, compare and evaluate 
• Order something, talk about the ingredients 
• Reject and justify 
• Explain and request schedules 
• Choose, locate and plan

Module 13. Economics and Finance    

13.1. Incorporating a Company
13.2. Investing in the Stock Market
13.3. Looking for a Sponsor 
13.4. Industrial Sectors

Module Objectives

• Define the types of industry
• Talk and negotiate
• Discuss administrative tasks
• Explain a problem to an administrative employee
• Manage assets and finances

Module 14. Science and Technology    

14.1. In Biology Class
14.2. Math Exam
14.3. I’ve Bought a Computer
14.4. Lab Experiments

Module Objectives

• Describe, compare, predict, prevent 
• Express feelings 
• Formulate hypotheses 
• Connect conditions, causes and consequences. Advise, convince 
• Present and argue

Module 15. Politics and Society

15.1. Social Classes
15.2. A Case of Corruption
15.3. Political Ideologies
15.4. Wars

Module Objectives

• Synthesize and communicate information and arguments from a variety of sources
• Give instructions, indicate directions
• Advise, suggest, forbid, forbid, warn 
• Describe 
• Exhibit 
• Narrate

Module 16. Art

16.1. A Cultural Visit
16.2. A Literary Contest
16.3. Box Office Success
16.4. Do You Believe in Reincarnation?

Module Objectives

• Recognize a wide range of idiomatic and colloquial expressions and notice changes in register, which enables them to follow third-party conversations and understand films and plays, identifying details, subtleties, attitudes and implicit relationships between speakers

In recent years many German tourists visit Mexico City and my job, as their guide, is to provide them with a complete tour according to their expectations. Therefore, speaking to them in English was often confusing for them and they did not enjoy the visit. So, I decided to improve my level of German in order to provide a quality service. With TECH I was able to achieve this goal and in just over a year I have reached the C1 certification.

Libia Franco 
Tourist Guide from Mexico

Learning German has become a challenge that I have been achieving thanks to TECH. It has allowed me to develop my professional career in Austria, after only one year of having started my language training. Now, I am in charge of logistics for an important e-Commerce in the country, moreover, I speak with such fluency that many people think I am of Austrian origin.

Paulo Alves 
Logistics Manager from Brazil