German Language

German Language

German (Deutsch) is a West Germanic language, primarily deriving its vocabulary from the Germanic branch of the Indo-European language family. While many words are rooted in Germanic origins, some are also borrowed from Latin and Greek, with fewer influences from French and English.

German is the only native language of Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Liechtenstein; and recognized as a minor language spoken in many countries like Luxembourg, and Belgium, Italy, Slovenia, Hungary, Namibia, and Poland. At the same time, German is the second most commonly used scientific language and the third largest contributor to research and development, as well as an important language in business and culture. Worldwide, Germany is ranked number 5 in terms of annual publication of new books. One tenth of all books (including e-books) in the world are published in German. German is also the third most used content language for websites.

Diploma in Business German: (DBG)

This (Business German Training) course is aimed at training you in the use of German in German business communication. You will naturally learn in a group and studying on targeted problems alone with your trainer. This will develop your knowledge and use of Business German in order to participate effectively in business with your German speaking partners.

This course includes:-

• Communication and Listening Skills.
• Pronunciation.
• Note-taking.
• E-mail, Letter-Writing / reports.
• Telephone Skills.
• Business Presentations.
• Negotiating Meetings.
• Sales and Marketing.
• Talk about the Organization you work.
• Socialize with Colleagues

NB: You will receive an Online-test before you come to your course

Duration: 70-80 Hours.

Diploma in Technical Translation

This program provides bilingual individuals, working professionals or current graduate students with an education. Students are here trained to read and write proficiently in German and English and to translate with confidence and accuracy.

Course Topics are:-

• Introduction to Translation.
• Technical and Scientific Translation.
• German Literature Translation.
• Cultural Factors in Translation.
• Translation Theory.
• Commercial Translation.
• Legal Translation.
• News Translation.
• Medical Translation.
• Technological Translation.
• Banking Data’s.
• Documents.
• Certificates.