Beginners German 3: richtig so!

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Beginners German 3: richtig so! is a non-degree program at The Open University that helps students build confidence in German language skills. It's a one-year program that focuses on everyday situations and travel.

The curriculum includes 16 units with audio materials, interactive activities, and discussion forums. Students will develop reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills, and learn to communicate effectively in typical situations. They will also broaden their cultural understanding of German-speaking countries.

Graduates of this program can pursue careers such as German Language Instructor, Tour Guide, Cultural Ambassador, Language Tester, or Content Writer. They will be able to communicate in simple contexts related to everyday life and understand cultural differences between German-speaking cultures and their own.