Program Overview

Program Overview

The SPRACHTEST DEUTSCH program is designed to assess students' knowledge of the German language. The program aims to reinforce basic syntactic knowledge and expand vocabulary, enabling students to comprehend written texts in German at the B1 level of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).

Objectives and Contents

Objectives

The program's primary objective is to verify students' reading and listening abilities in German at the B1 level of the CEFR.

Detailed Objectives and Learning Outcomes

The program aims to provide students with the necessary tools to acquire German language competence at the B1 level, enabling them to apply their knowledge in their studies and future careers.

Prerequisites

Students are required to have a basic knowledge of German at the A2 level.

Teaching Methods

The program offers an online self-study course, and students can access the course materials through Aulaweb.

Course Materials and Bibliography

The online course provides extensive materials, including explanatory and practical exercises. Additionally, students can consult reference grammars, such as "Dies und Das. Grammatica di tedesco con esercizi" by Weerning/Mondello.

Instructors and Examination Board

The program is taught by Professor Joachim Hans Bernd Gerdes, and the examination board consists of Professor Gerdes, Anna Giaufret, Laura Sanfelici, and Elisabetta Zurru.

Lessons and Exams

Lesson Schedule

The online course is available at all times.

Exam Schedule

The exam schedule is published on the EasyAcademy portal.

Exam Format

The exam is computer-based and consists of a test implemented on the Aulaweb platform. The test assesses students' knowledge in syntax, vocabulary, and reading comprehension.

Exam Dates

There are four exam sessions per year, taking place in January, May, June, and September.

Additional Information

Students who possess a language certificate at the B1 level or higher, issued by an internationally recognized certifying body, may be exempt from taking the SPRACHTEST DEUTSCH exam. However, the certificate must not have been used for other purposes, and it must not be more than two years old. Students who meet these requirements should contact Professor Gerdes during his office hours.