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German elective

Koala09

Hello everyone :pac:
I am going into first year and all this modules and electives stuff is so confusing...
Anyway I have a question: can I take German as an elective if I never studied German before? Not proper studies anyway I learned myself a little but I don't know if that's enough...

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IrishKnight

The ALC, (Applied Lanuage Centre) offers a number of courses for people such as yourself. You can find them at www.ucd.ie/alc

Also, if you have any questions about reg, feel free to ask here or PM me if you want

Lucet

Koala09 wrote: »

Hello everyone :pac:
I am going into first year and all this modules and electives stuff is so confusing...
Anyway I have a question: can I take German as an elective if I never studied German before? Not proper studies anyway I learned myself a little but I don't know if that's enough...

We're in the same boat :pac: German General Purposes 1 (LANG10100) it's in Applied Language Centre

Koala09

Thanks!! that helped me a lot

But still, what about the normal german module, not from applied, it says it's for students who did german for leaving cert... Now... Is it really like that??? And there's no chance I can figure it out along the way??

IrishKnight

The ALC, offers courses for every level, from never done it to HA1 in the LC. From my understanding, non ALC lanuage courses, tend to be about the writen rather than the spoken word...

Lucet

Koala09 wrote: »

Thanks!! that helped me a lot

But still, what about the normal german module, not from applied, it says it's for students who did german for leaving cert... Now... Is it really like that??? And there's no chance I can figure it out along the way??

German Gen Purp 1 is for those who have never learned German. I'm doing it, I did French in school, never done German

GobBass

If you like history,might I recommend German Political Culture (GER10050).It's easy,informative and features the pure ledge that is Dr.Simone Schroth.I was happy with the A- I got and honestly you'd feel that the two hour seminar fly by most days.:D

Koala09

Has anybody done GER10010 - German Language I here??

What level of German do they start off at???