About This Course
Have you ever wanted to learn German? Now is your chance to do so.
Our courses are available to ÑÇÖÞÉ«°É staff and students, as well as to those outside the University.
These 10-week language courses are designed to cater to a variety of levels—from beginners to learners who may want to brush up on rusty language skills and/or continue from GCSE/A-level studies.
*Courses run subject to minimum numbers. Some courses are very popular, so in cases where courses are oversubscribed, we will operate enrolment on a first-come-first-served basis. The minimum age is 18.
Why learn German?
Language learning is both enjoyable and challenging. It will encourage you to broaden your horizons, open doors to other cultures, and widen your social circle.
This page provides information on how to enrol in a language class, as well as timetable details and further information about materials and textbooks. The classes are designed to cater to various levels, from absolute beginners (A1) to advanced learners (B1) seeking to develop their language skills. Find out more about the different levels here.
Lecture Rooms
Lecture Rooms (LR) 1, 2, 3, and 4 are all on the first floor of the Main Arts Building (ÑÇÖÞÉ«°É LL57 2DF). Turn left at the top of the stairs. This building has a car park, which is usually free in the evenings.
Online sessions take place on Blackboard:. If following registration you experience any problems to access your ÑÇÖÞÉ«°É email or the Blackboard site for your module(s), please contact shortcourses@bangor.ac.uk
Once registered, please check Blackboard frequently for further details and updates.
Materials and Textbooks
Our modules require students to purchase a textbook. As soon as you are accepted onto a module, please ensure that you purchase the relevant textbook for your level.
Languages for All Timetable
Please check our for information about the exact day of the week when your sessions will be delivered.
SEMESTER 2
- Start: 6.10 pm. Break: 7.00-7.10 pm. End: 8 pm.
- First session: week commencing 3rd Feb 2025.
- Reading week (1 week, no sessions): week commencing 3rd March 2025.
- Spring break (3 weeks, no sessions): week commencing 14th April 2025.
- Final session: week commencing 5th May 2025.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE FOR SEMESTER 2: Friday 17th January 2025
Please note: (1) Courses run subject to minimum numbers; (2) Many classes are popular - as class numbers are limited, places will be allocated on a first-come-first-serve basis. We recommend you enrol as soon as possible to avoid disappointment; (3) While the University makes every effort to ensure that the information provided is correct, the timetables may be subject to change.