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The course will cover knowledge in the areas of vocabulary, grammar, and phonetics. Additionally, the course is aligned with the A2 language proficiency level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) .  \n• Course content:  \no Further development of knowledge from the A1 module, as well as expansion and practice of vocabulary on topics such as work and everyday professional life, moving house, events, sports, food, habits, mobility in the city, holidays and travel.  \no Grammatical structures such as the repetition of perfect and preterite tenses, connectors such as weil, deshalb, dass, wenn, possessive articles in nominative, accusative, and dative, temporal prepositions (über, seit, von/vom   bis zum), subjunctive II with könnte, sollte, verbs with two-way prepositions (legen – stellen – hängen), two-way prepositions with accusative and dative, local prepositions with dative (von, bei, zu), and wishes with subjunctive II (hätte, wäre + gern/lieber/am liebsten) .  \no Listening comprehension exercises and vocabulary expansion through in-depth discussion of the topics already mentioned as well as those topics suggested by the students.  \no Speaking exercises and role-plays in job-and everyday-related scenarios in partner or group work during or outside the course, with supportive media if necessary.  \n• The course is not intended for students with native language proficiency.  \n• Course registration on Stud. IP is required.  \n(b) Qualifikationsziele | Learning Objectives  \n• The course enables students to use German authentically and confidently in everyday life, at school or work, and in interpersonal relationships. It provides students with level-appropriate grammar and vocabulary to ensure smooth progression to the next level.  \n• By the end of the course students will be able to  \no communicate in German real-life situations using authentic expressions.  \no Apply essential grammar structures and vocabulary relevant to their level.  \no Continue their language learning journey independently and with confidence.  \n(c) Kursstruktur | Course Structure  \n• The teaching content will be provided via Stud. 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