How do they teach English in schools of Germany?
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The same way they teach German in American schools
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I'm working on learning German on my own right now, too!\n\nI don't think it's so much of a matter of how easy or hard German is, but what methods you use to learn it and how much effort you put into it.\n\nAs a language teacher, my advice for learning any language is to get as much exposure to the language as possible, and try to maximize your understanding of what you read and hear.  This happens naturally in many classes, but you can also expose yourself to much understandable German on your own through books, tapes that you listen to, videos, and so forth.\n\nIf your purpose for learning German is just to read it, you can probably get a long way with just a dictionary and a book on German grammar.  If your purpose is to be able to speak it, you might want to find a friend, neighbor, or other conversation partner who will be willing to talk and listen to you.\n\nSo, I guess in summary, if you feel that you aren't motivated to do this kind of work on your own, take a class, but if you are pretty diligent there's a lot you can do to learn a language on your own.\n\nKeep up the good work!
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The Goethe-Institut (named after the most famous author/poet in German history, as Shakespeare is to England) offers classes in 80 different countries in the German language!  It might be just what you are looking for!  Hope this help!\n\nHere's a link to the Goethe-Institut and its locations:\nhttp://www.goethe.de/dll/kur/wwt/enindex.htm
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I don't know how many at this moment, but last year it where appr. 4100 people. These figures are from the Anglo-German institute, which teaches german as well. You can find it at the internet.
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Would be better to go to another place.  Germany has forgotten how to educate people.
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LISTEN english, TALK in english and THINK in english. Read newspapers, listen to english news. and read the newspaper loudly.
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Hello,\nI´m German and I think your text is great!!!\nBut here are some little upgrades:\nMein Lieblingsfach ist Deutsch, da es in einer kleinen, interessanten Klasse unterrichtet wird, in der eine entspannende Atmosphäre vorherrscht. \nAuf der anderen Seite finde finde ich Erdkunde eher langweilig.\nDieses Jahr ist mein letztes Jahr an dieser Schule und es ist sehr anstrengend.\nWir haben sehr viele Prüfungen und ich denke, dass ich manche nicht bestanden habe. \nJede Unterrichtsstunde dauert fünfzig Minuten. \nI hope, I could help you =)
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They have these wonderful things that you used to only be able to get on cassette. "Books on tape" Now thanks to technology you can buy a CD. Also books on the language might help get you started. You might want to look into taking a class in German, not too many schools offer it anymore, you might want to look into getting a private tutor. But alas, nothing is as great or as good of a teacher as actually spending time in a country/area where that is the fluent language. You'll have to learn. It's like a sink or swim situation.
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There are British Language schools.
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If you know how to do something they want like teaching computers, English, marketing, medical skill or whatever, write to them (at an embassy) and the Peace Corps. Some NGOs may need a person like you.  A big plus if you already speak Vietnamese, not always necessary for English teachers.\nAlso check with UNESCO.  \n\nIf you have not already done work of the type you want to do in Vietnam, you need to gain experience first.  But write them anyway to see what experience they prefer.
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you can't earn English but you can learn it . English classes are taught through most local high schools or literacy council .
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my friend went there for a year, (last year) he went to teach english. look for ads in your local or city newpaper. they need lots of young people to teach there and you dont need a degree, they supply the living space, and people to live with and of course they pay you. you just need to fly your but out there!..lol
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German university websites have english pages for applicants. They explain the full process. You might have to contact the university to check if your degree is compatible, it (the paper) might need to be translated. No worry, the secretary office will answer emails in english.\nExample:\nhttp://www.lmu.de/conman/index.cfm?path=235 (University in Munich)\nhttp://www.fu-berlin.de/en/studienbewerber/index.html (University in Berlin)
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Use a basic introductory course to gain some initial vocabulary and grammar skills. Then go to the country where they speak the language, and live there, especially in a place where most people don't speak English. There is nothing like full immersion, need, and patient native speakers to get you to speak fluently.
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i guess you'll need to be fluent in german, and you need a vise ofcourse\ncheck with goethe institute in belgrade im sure they'll be glad to help you with anything
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They do teach English (note the use of a capital letter) here in England.  "Speak in proper language" is not correct, it would either be "Speak properly" or "use language correctly"\n\nIntelligible is how you spell intelligible!\n\nAren't I just horrid to do this to you!
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Teach English as a second language. You get to work with language everyday as well as be exposed to different cultures of the world. Since so many countries need teachers, you will never run out of different languages to learn or places to explore.