The November Goethe-Institut newsletter has arrived with new things for NSW German teachers.

Scholarships to attend seminars in 2021
Scholarships are on offer to attend seminars on teaching methods, socio-cultural studies and facilitating professional development. The seminars aim to foster an exchange of ideas and the development of group teaching models. Depending on the COVID situation at the time, these seminars will either be held face-to face in Germany, or online. Applications close 10 November 2020. Please visit the website for further information.
 
Kurz und bündig online workshops
Join us for the last 2 online professional learning sessions this year to get ideas and inspiration for the remainder of Term 4.

Friday 13 November 4pm-5pm AEDT
“Interaction in the German classroom” with Pati Ramishvili

Friday 27 Nov 4pm-5pm AEDT
“Grammar with movement” with Natalie Miller

Please visit the website for further information and to register for the workshops.   

Teaching material survey
We are always trying to improve our materials and services by listening to your feedback. To help us, you are invited to take a 10 minute survey on the use of teaching materials provided by the Goethe-Institut in Australia. Please access the survey via the link.    

My grammar rules – high school 
These fortnightly grammar sessions (Wednesdays 6-7:30pm, throughout Term 4) will help high school students to understand the most relevant grammatical concepts they need to ace their German exams. In each 90-minute virtual, interactive small group class an experienced teacher will explain one challenging grammatical topic and help to apply it. The course fee is $50.
Enrolment.

24H DEUTSCH
The innovative video format on YouTube will deliver a new explanatory video on the German language every week for 16 weeks. The entertaining videos deal with grammar topics that often raise questions in language usage. In order to be able to use what you hear immediately, you can find online exercises at the Goethe-Institut community "Deutsch für dich".
YouTube link.