IB German Language B

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Description

The IB German Language B is a Language acquisition course for students with prior experience in German. It is designed to provide students with the necessary skills and intercultural understanding to enable them to communicate successfully in German. This course encourages the study of texts to develop an appreciation of German language and culture.

1:1 and Group Classes

We teach a hybrid model of solo and regular timetabled group classes (currently online). We assess the individual needs of every student and, partnering with parents, mutually decide on an appropriate course of study for the student. Our general recommendation is that students start their learning in a group class and once core theory has been understood, group sessions can be complemented with solo classes to consolidate learning and address any specific concerns.

Paper Marking

We also offer paper marking services for this course. Having your practice papers marked will help give you a clear idea of where and how to improve. Please click here to know more.

What Will I Learn?

Mastery of core curriculum topics
Unique question-specific strategies
Exam techniques practiced through extensive question practice and personalised feedback
Time management strategies
An applied understanding and appreciation of the subject beyond the syllabus
Lifelong subject and interdisciplinary skills
How to achieve excellent grades

Topics for this course

3 Lessons

Developing Productive Skills – Writing

Producing a text based on a choice of specific text types (e.g. article, speech, letter, flyer) of 250-400 words length for SL and 450-600 words for HL.

Developing Receptive Skills – Reading and Listening

Developing Communicative Skills – Speaking (Individual Oral Assessment)

Free

Target Audience

This course is designed for Grade 11 and 12 students studying the International Baccalaureate (IB) Diploma Programme (DP). The course is suitable for students studying this subject at either a higher level (HL) or standard level (SL).