What is this tutorial? Who can participate?
The accompanying tutorial is an event for course participants at the IIK in which you can practice all areas of communication or ask questions. It is an offer for learners who want more time for repetition and practice.
What can I do here?
Review, repeat and train!
We have a lot of time for:
- Questions about homework or grammar
- writing and correcting texts
- speaking in dialogues, presentations and more
- help in preparation for examination tasks
What is it good for?
You will have the opportunity to apply newly learned topics from your course in practice. In addition, we can talk together about questions you still have after the course.
Whether listening, speaking, writing or reading - "practice makes perfect"!
Who participates?
5-10 participants of A1-B1plus courses or B2.1-C1 courses.
Your tutor Mariya Gorova prepares exercises and answers your questions.
How can I register?
Email to: tutorium@iik-goettingen.de.
Please mention your course and your first and last name.
You are also welcome to write what you would like to work on.
If you want to participate more spontaneously, this is also possible. Just drop in!
When and where do we meet?
Every Friday!
A1 - B1plus: 09:00 – 10:30
>>> Heinrich-Düker-Weg 12, room 0.416
B2.1 - C1: 14:00 – 15:30
>>> Verfügungsgebäude, room 1.107
A1-C1: Friday, 16:30 - 18:00 Uhr
If you would like to participate in the online tutorial, you have to register before: tutorium@iik-goettingen.de
FAQ
Q: Do I have to register for the tutorial?
A: It would be nice, but it is not absolutely necessary. With your registration you can also write what you would like to practise so that the tutorial can be well prepared.
Q: Do I need to bring anything to the tutorial?
A: Please bring your Grammatik Aktiv book and your course books. Otherwise, you can request a topic in a short email to Mariya Gorova (see question 1).
Q: Do you correct my texts here?
A: In the tutorial, texts can sometimes be checked. Mostly we try to help each other in the group and learn from each other. So we rather do peer corrections together with the tutor.
