German Course for Tourism and Hospitality (A2+B1)

Target Audience: Individuals learning German (from level A2) who wish to improve their oral and written skills for a career in hotel management and tourism.

The "German for Tourism and Hospitality" course aims to provide learners with the skills and vocabulary needed for work in hotel management and tourism. This course combines learning business communication in German with a unique understanding of various areas of tourism: working with hotels and travel agencies, city tourism, language trips, and sea tourism.

German for the Hospitality Industry

is designed for participants at levels A2-B1 who wish to improve their German language skills for working in the hospitality or tourism industry. It is suitable for reception staff in hotels or for those completing their vocational training. It is also suitable for people working in the tourism sector.
is designed for participants at levels A2-B1 who wish to improve their German language skills for working in the hospitality or tourism industry. It is suitable for reception staff in hotels or for those completing their vocational training. It is also suitable for people working in the tourism sector.

Specialized Languages for Education and Profession: Tourism

This is a specialized German course for the tourism industry, preparing learners for work in the hospitality industry and enabling confident communication in various common situations with guests, visitors, and tourists. It is suitable for both professional development and job preparation and covers typical situations that staff encounter in daily life. Special attention is given to professional German that can be used in personal meetings and over the phone.

German Language for Tourism and Hospitality

In the course, special emphasis is placed on functional skills as well as the accumulation of knowledge and the use of German vocabulary for tourism. Course participants also improve their oral skills through regular practice aimed at developing an understanding of the German language on an international level. Introduction to a wide variety of German dialects helps participants of the German course gain confidence when dealing with visitors from around the world, and recording and playing back actions provides valuable practice in using the appropriate language and responses in various common situations in hotels.

Advantages of German Language Classes for Tourism and Hospitality:

• The curriculum includes typical situations that staff in the hospitality industry may encounter.
• The vocabulary of the German course for Tourism and Hospitality has been reviewed and approved by professionals in the hospitality industry.
• A functionally oriented curriculum adapted to the most common interactions in hotels and tourist offices.
• Extensive use of listening materials in which guests and visitors speak various dialects.
• Typical dialogues and questions so that students can practice different situations typical for work in the hospitality industry.
• Exercises to expand the German vocabulary to increase both the range and control over common phrases as well as technical terms related to hospitality services and tourist information services.
• Practical skills in conversation, listening comprehension, and pronunciation.