Willkommen! 2 German Intermediate course: Coursebook

Description

WILLKOMMEN! 2 INTERMEDIATE COURSE is a brand new multi-format German adult learning programme for classroom and home use. The course includes a coursebook, activity book, CD and DVD set plus online activities. Created in consultation with teachers and learners it's the perfect follow-up to the Willkommen! Beginner's course and takes your learning further. It can also be used as a starting point for study to review and build on existing knowledge. This full-colour 190-page coursebook is the primary text for the course. Indispensable for students, it's packed with a range of learning features to help you progress in reading, writing, listening and speaking German. It's designed for classroom use but is also suitable for home study. -Reviews A1 and then maps from A2 to B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) for languages -10 learning units - plus extensive grammar sections and word glossary -Covers the topics and functions needed for the UK AS-level examination -Lively and contemporary themes - from food and fashion to travel, work, politics and the environment -Comprehensive coverage of key grammar and vocabulary - for communicating in a range of common conversational settings -Range of activities based on authentic materials - to see everyday German in context -Deutschland info sections - give practical and cultural insights into German life Also available: Activity Book (ISBN 9781444165203): for extra practice and review linked to the coursebook units. CD and DVD Set (ISBN 9781444165234): contains all the dialogues and listening activities included in the coursebook plus video content building on the real-life German used in the course. Course Pack (ISBN 9781473601390): includes the Coursebook, the CD and DVD Set and a Support Book containing a key to the exercises and audio transcripts).

Heiner Schenke was born in Hanover and is a native speaker of German. He has taught at university level for many years and is Director of the institution-wide language programme at the University of Westminster in London. He is the co-author of the Willkommen! course as well as several other self-study German books.