In the "Französisch (Vorbereitung auf das DELF-Sprachdiplom B1 und B2)" continuing education course, you learn to communicate confidently in French in everyday and professional situations. In the everyday category, topics covered include shopping, celebrating festivals, inviting friends, getting involved in a club, doing sports, and aspects of living together in society and family. "Fair" tourism and cultural life (cinema, literature, television) are also part of the course.
Professional topics include applying for a job, talking about your studies and career, making phone calls with customers, leaving messages on answering machines, and giving work instructions. You also learn to introduce your company, including its history, staff structure, and services offered, as well as how to interact with colleagues.
An important part of the continuing education course is deepening grammatical focuses such as tenses, moods, pronouns, subordinate clauses, and prepositions. This is supplemented by cultural content that provides a comprehensive understanding of French culture and way of life.
The exam preparation for the DELF language diploma focuses on training the four core skills: reading, writing, listening, and speaking. This specifically prepares participants for the exams for the internationally recognized language certificates DELF B1 and B2.
This continuing education course offers numerous benefits: Successfully completing the DELF B1 or B2 language diploma improves your communication skills and opens up better career opportunities, as French language skills are in demand in many international companies. Additionally, the diploma strengthens your personal profile, which can be advantageous in job applications. The knowledge taught also promotes intercultural competence and facilitates access to French culture and society.
Interested individuals should have a basic interest in the French language and culture, as well as a willingness to engage intensively with linguistic and grammatical content. A certain affinity for everyday and professional topics would also be an advantage. This continuing education course is particularly suitable for people who are dedicated to personal or professional goals and want to expand their language repertoire with an internationally recognized qualification in French.
