The German contribution to universal knowledge and culture is undeniable, with outstanding figures such as Bach and Beethoven in music or Einstein and Kepler in science. Many of the greatest works in philosophy, social sciences and literature have been written in German, so an advanced knowledge of the language also gives access to an unparalleled cultural scope. This TECH Global University Course teaches, precisely, an advanced intermediate level of German, corresponding to B2 within the CEFR. Thanks to an exhaustive pedagogical methodology, the student will obtain all the necessary linguistic competences to pass the German B2 exam without obstacles.

Thanks to this University Course you will achieve certification in German B2 level, with a 100% online method, comfortable and adapted to you"

German is a language that is always on the rise, given the current economic, scientific and cultural importance of Europe's greatest power. Therefore, it is not surprising that every day more and more people are eager to learn it. Therefore, companies in Germany, Austria, Belgium and Luxembourg value positively that their foreign applicants have a B2 level in this language. For this reason, this University Course has been designed to help students improve and reinforce their language skills in order to pass the corresponding level exam, endorsed by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. This will be possible thanks to the methodology developed by TECH, relearning, which guarantees maximum learning efficiency.

Thanks to a series of practical exercises and didactic videos, you will improve your German grammar and pronunciation.

In only four months, you will be able to prepare yourself exhaustively to pass the B2 German exam.

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 syllabus of this University Course has been designed to help students become extremely fluent in German, using it in different areas of their professional and personal lives. Therefore, upon graduating from the program, they will be able to express their feelings, express an opinion on climate problems or relate any event in their daily lives. Likewise, they will be in a position to take and pass the level exams contemplated in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

Where, When and How is it Taught?

This course takes place over 4 months and is divided into 15 content modules. You can do it completely online, even attending our sessions and tutorials.

This University Course is the best option to improve your German and pass the CEFR certification exam"

Module 1. Professional Life

1.1. Candidate Profiles
1.2. Freelance or Employee?
1.3. I Want a Promotion
1.4. Future Projects

Module Objectives

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

Module 2. Customs and Traditions    

2.1. We Are Going to a Wedding
2.2. Tomorrow is a Bank Holiday
2.3. The Street Market is on Sundays
2.4. Out for Tapas

Module Objectives

• Evaluate alternative proposals
• Propose, organize, decline, make appointments, express desires, probability and obligation
• Relate in time/space
• Compare, comment, argue and narrate
• Locate information
• Describe, express tastes and preferences, choose, explain, justify and value, evaluate
• Propose activities and make appointments; give instructions, refuse, accept and decline an invitation; thank and regret
• Express reticence and skepticism, approval and satisfaction (and their opposites)
• Compromise

Module 3. Health and Disease

3.1. The Baby Is on Its Way
3.2. Is That Contagious?
3.3. I Am on a Diet
3.4. I Have Broken a Bone

Module Objectives

• Convey detailed information with complete certainty 
• Make clear and detailed descriptions of how to carry out a procedure 
• Express physical and mood states, ailments, sensations, symptoms and changes. 
• Encourage, advise and react to the ailments of others 
• Ask for and give detailed information

Module 4. Feelings and Emotions    

4.1. Grandma Has Passed Away
4.2. What a Surprise!
4.3. Memories
4.4. I Am Exhausted

Module Objectives

• Recognize colloquial language and "slang" used by the group with which they socialize 
• Exchange information on dates and data 
• Invite, congratulate, express and share sensations and feelings. 
• Describe and narrate

Module 5. The World of Fashion    

5.1. A Tailor-Made Suit
5.2. Shades and Textures
5.3. Advertising
5.4. Let's Go to the Fashion Show

Module Objectives

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

Module 6. Culture and Events

6.1. Exhibitions and Museums
6.2. Film or Theater?
6.3. My Favorite Band is Playing Tomorrow
6.4. We are Playing the Final Today

Module Objectives

• Summarize texts 
• Analyze opposing points of view and main issues 
• Summarize the plot and sequence of events of movies or plays

Module 7. Current Events and Media         

7.1. Christmas Lottery
7.2. I Want to Acquire a Telephone Line
7.3. Shall We Make a Videoconference?
7.4. We Are On the Front Page Of the Newspaper

Module Objectives

• Select, follow, summarize, convey information 
• Distinguish fact and opinion 
• Compare and assess 
• Clarify a fact and comment 
• Express objections and rebuttal

Module 8. Trends and Societal Problems    

8.1. At the Unemployment Office
8.2. Disability
8.3. Old Age
8.4. Political Structure

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 9. The Environment 

9.1. Climate Change.
9.2. Rubbish Collection and Recycling
9.3. Energy Saving

Module Objectives

• Formulate hypotheses and answer them
• Describe, compare, predict and prevent
• Express feelings
• Formulate hypotheses
• Relate conditions, causes and consequences, advise, persuade, convince 
• Present and argue

Module 10. Education and Training    

10.1. I Have Been Given a Scholarship
10.2. I Do not Agree with my Grade
10.3. The Day you Read your Doctoral Thesis

Module Objectives

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

Module 11. Economy and Housing    

11.1. My Savings Account
11.2. Buy or Rent?
11.3. The Tax Return
11.4. Ask for a Loan

Module Objectives

• Define the types of houses
• Discuss and negotiate rentals, hotels, guesthouses, cottages, etc.
• Explain the furniture and the surroundings
• Describe neighborhood relations
• Talk about household chores
• Explain a problem to an administrative employee
• Manage assets and finances

Module 12. Technical Problems         

12.1. My Car Has Broken Down
12.2. I Want to Make a Complaint
12.3. I Have Had an Accident

Module Objectives

• Use persuasive language to make a claim for compensation
• Locate, compare and make arrangements
• Express (dis)satisfaction, complain or protest, organize and convey information
• Raise a problem, propose solutions
• Argue, refute, give an opinion and convince

Module 13. Human Rights and Justice    

13.1. Today We Are Going to Vote
13.2. Cooperation
13.3. Immigration

Module Objectives

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

Module 14. Events and Occurrences    

14.1. Reality or Fiction?
14.2. There’s an Eclipse Today
14.3. Floods and Other Natural Disaster

Module Objectives

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

Module 15. Global Issues

15.1. Choosing Accommodation
15.2. They Have Lost My Luggage
15.3. Types of Transportation

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

Thanks to the various practical exercises in this University Course, you will be able to express yourself and understand German at a near-native level"

Learning German has made it easier for me to access the most current research in the field of medicine, published in the German language. As a final year student, this is essential to elaborate the frame of reference for my degree work, and thanks to TECH's online methodology I have been able to perfectly balance my studies with the University Preparatory Courses.

Alejandro Sánchez
Medical student from Mexico

When I was offered a position as a technology infrastructure manager in a German company I decided to improve my level in order to communicate better with my future colleagues. That's why, in less than 2 years, I have managed to reach Level B2 thanks to the constant practice that this University Course has provided me with.

Alfred Jonhson
Computer engineer from England