GERMAN Objective A2

lalle1002  2026-2027  Louvain-la-Neuve

GERMAN Objective A2
3.00 credits
60.0 h
Q1 and Q2
Teacher(s)
Desterbecq Fanny; Klein Caroline (coordinator); Mottin Mélanie (compensates Klein Caroline);
Language
Prerequisites
Students must have taken the course (LALLE1001) or another equivalent course corresponding to Level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). 
Main themes
The topics covered are selected in line with the learning outcomes of the programme and the communicative needs as defined by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) for the target level (A2).  
The course is structured around different subjects such as leisure, travel, work, housing, and mobility. 
Learning outcomes

At the end of this learning unit, the student is able to :

In accordance with the learning outcomes (LO) for the Bachelor's programmes in ESPO and the descriptors of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages for the target level (A2), this course module contributes to the development and of the following LOs: 
 
  • Reading Comprehension: 
    • Can find specific, predictable information in everyday material and understand short, simple personal letters. 
    • Can understand short, simple texts describing people, places, daily life, and culture, provided they are written in simple language.
 
  • Listening Comprehension: 
    • Can understand and extract the essential information from short, recorded passages dealing with everyday matters, provided the speech is delivered slowly and clearly.
 
  • Spoken Production and Interaction: 
    • Can give a short, rehearsed announcement on a predictable topic, which is clear enough to be followed by an attentive audience. 
    • Can describe in simple terms their family, other people, immediate environment, and living conditions, and can communicate in simple and routine tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information. 
 
  • Written Production : 
    • Can express personal impressions and opinions on topics of personal interest (e.g., lifestyles, culture, stories) using everyday vocabulary and expressions. 
    • Can produce a series of simple phrases and sentences describing their family, living conditions, educational background, or present job.
 
  • Code :
    • Has a command of a basic vocabulary (1,500 to 2,000 words) and basic German structures. 
    • Can use simple structures correctly, but systematically makes basic mistakes; nevertheless, the general meaning of what they want to say remains clear. 
The objective of this course is Level A2 of the "Common European Framework of Reference for Languages" (Council of Europe). 
 
Content
Content:
The course covers a range of everyday topics, including studies, housing and education. The activities are designed for learners at A2 level according to the CEFR.
Teaching methods
Teaching methods:
The course consists of one hour of theory and one hour of practice. The first few weeks are devoted to a review of the fundamentals, based on a syllabus. The textbook Kurs DaF A2 will then be used as the main course material. The first four chapters of the book Kurs Daf A2 will be covered.
The teaching approach is active, encouraging students to engage in the learning process and put their knowledge into practice.
Evaluation methods
The final grade is made up as follows:
  • Continuous assessment: 20%
    • Tests conducted throughout the academic year (Q1 + Q2)
    • Class participation and attendance
  • December final examination: 40%
    • Written and oral examination held during the last week of classes
  • May final examination: 40%
    • Written and oral examination held during the last week of classes
Other information
Other information:
The use of artificial intelligence (AI) tools is permitted only when used ethically and responsibly and in accordance with the principles of academic integrity.
Teaching materials
  • Kurs Daf A2 - Klett
Faculty or entity


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