🧠 Course Overview
Duration: 25 weeks
Schedule: Every Saturday & Sunday
Session Length: 3 hours per day (6 hours per weekend)
Guided Sef-Study 8 hours per week
Total Instruction Time: 350 hours
🎯 Course Objectives
- Achieve B1 proficiency in German (CEFR standard)
- Prepare for the official B1 language exam
- Develop communication skills for healthcare settings
- Build confidence in speaking, listening, reading, and writing
📚 Weekly Structure & Learning Flow
Each weekend is designed to balance instruction, practice, and self-study:
🗓 Saturday (Focus: Grammar & Vocabulary)
- Topic 1: Grammar deep dive (e.g. past tense, modal verbs, sentence structure)
- Topic 2: Vocabulary expansion (healthcare-specific + everyday language)
- Topic 3: Interactive exercises (quizzes, breakout discussions, role-play)
🗓 Sunday (Focus: Communication)
- Topic 1: Listening comprehension (audio clips, patient dialogues)
- Topic 2: Speaking practice (simulated interviews, peer feedback)
🧩 Self-Study & Interactive Materials
To reinforce learning between sessions, students receive:
- Interactive eBooks & Flashcards: Vocabulary builders with audio
- Grammar Workbooks: With instant feedback and explanations
- Video Lessons: Short clips on pronunciation, cultural tips, and healthcare scenarios
- Mock Exams: Timed practice tests with scoring and review
- Mobile App Access: Daily mini-lessons and reminders
🌍 Advantages of the Online Format
✅ Flexibility
- Learn from anywhere—ideal for nurses still abroad or working part-time
- Weekend-only schedule fits around job or family commitments
✅ Accessibility
- Recorded sessions available for review
- Multilingual support and tech assistance
✅ Community & Support
- Virtual study groups and forums
- Weekly check-ins with instructors
- Personalized feedback and progress tracking
🏥 Why It Works for Nurses
This course isn’t just about passing the B1 exam—it’s about thriving in a German healthcare environment. We integrate real-life scenarios like:
- Communicating with patients and colleagues
- Understanding medical documentation
- Navigating cultural nuances in care settings