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Uni Stuff => Universities - Victoria => University of Melbourne => Topic started by: Immune_Sushi on February 09, 2019, 07:29:39 pm
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Hello there!
I am a first year biomedicine student and I am considering the option of taking German 1 through 6, using 6 of my breadth slots.
I am very curious to know which level (A1, A2, B1, etc) each UoM German subject corresponds to.
I am planning to do German as I see it as a potentially satifying mental challenge, but I am unsure whether it will help my employment.
Also, for those who undertook a language as part of their bomedicine degree, how did you find the workload, and do you have any advice?
Otherwise, I am planning to fill my breadths with other subjects and take German externally.
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Hello there!
I am a first year biomedicine student and I am considering the option of taking German 1 through 6, using 6 of my breadth slots.
I am very curious to know which level (A1, A2, B1, etc) each UoM German subject corresponds to.
I am planning to do German as I see it as a potentially satifying mental challenge, but I am unsure whether it will help my employment.
Also, for those who undertook a language as part of their bomedicine degree, how did you find the workload, and do you have any advice?
Otherwise, I am planning to fill my breadths with other subjects and take German externally.
Hi cyckyt!
From what I've experienced so far, I think you can (roughly) equate the numbers and levels as such:
German 1/2 = A1
German 3/4 = A2
German 5/6 = B1
German 7-10 = B2, C1, C2
German is taught very well at Unimelb. All of the tutors are extremely charismatic, and run genuinely enjoyable classes! All the best with your decision :)
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Thanks for the information clarke54321!
I guess I will take the next two days to ponder my decision before the timetables reopen.