Each course is worth one full-year credit and is contingent on adequate enrolment. Students are not permitted to register for more than one course.
Classes will take place Monday to Fridays. Field trips will occur during scheduled class time AND outside of class time. A detailed schedule will be available at the time of admission.
Courses
GER200Y0-Intermediate German 1
GER200Y0 Intermediate German 1
This course continues the work done in GER100Y1 / GER101H1. It further expands on basic grammar and vocabulary, practice in comprehension, composition, and conversation.
Prerequisite: GER100Y1/ GER101H1 or German placement test, Senior high school German or equivalent. (NB: Students must have reached the A2 language proficiency level to qualify for this course).
If you have taken a German language course at the 100-level (GER100Y0 or its equivalent), you are eligible for the GER200Y0 course.
Each university has different ways of organizing their courses. At U of T, our German language courses are all a year long. Some universities instead of offering a full-year course, they split the 1 full-year language course into 2 half courses with different course codes. As long as by the end of the winter semester (April) you will have the equivalent of a full-year language course, then you are all set.
1 half course + 1 half course= 1 full year course
If you are not sure whether or not you have the correct prerequisites, please do not hesitate to reach out to us.
Examples specific to Universities
| University | To be eligible for GER200Y0 must have taken: |
| University of Toronto | GER100Y1 |
| University of Guelph | GERM*1110 |
| University of Alberta | GERM 111 & GER 112 |
| University of British Columbia | GERM 100 (WINTER) & GERM 100 (SUMMER) |
Breadth Requirements: Creative and Cultural Representations (1)
Field Trips
Students will participate in an overnight orientation in Hann. Münden, as well as an overnight Berlin trip. In addition, the program includes a variety of activities such as Trivia Night, Folk Dance Night, attending a Bundeliga soccer match, and watching a performance by the Berlin Symphony Orchestra.
Instructor
Coming soon.
GER300Y0-Intermediate German 2
GER300Y0 Intermediate German 2
Continuing the work done in GER100Y1 and GER200Y1, this course offers German at the intermediate level focusing on extension of vocabulary, specific problems of grammar, essay-writing, reading and conversation.
Prerequisite: GER200Y1/ GER201H1 or German placement test. (NB: Students must have reached B1 language proficiency level to qualify for this course).
If you have taken a 200-level German language course (GER200Y0 or its equivalent), you are eligible for the GER300Y0 course.
Examples specific to Universities
| University | To be eligible for GER300Y0 must have taken: |
| University of Toronto | GER200Y1 |
| University of Guelph | GERM*2010 |
| University of Alberta | GER 211 & GER 212 |
| University of British Columbia | GERM 200 (WINTER) & GERM 200 (SUMMER) |
Breadth Requirements: Creative and Cultural Representations (1)
Field Trips
Students will participate in an overnight orientation in Hann. Münden, as well as an overnight Berlin trip. In addition, the program includes a variety of activities such as Trivia Night, Folk Dance Night, attending a Bundeliga soccer match, and watching a performance by the Berlin Symphony Orchestra.
Instructor
Coming soon.