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The Goethe-Institut’s digital library provides you with the latest e-books, e-newspapers and e-magazines, e-audiobooks and films as well as materials for learning and practising free of charge. Discover the diverse range of our eLibrary in this digital ‘clever half hour’!
You can log in directly via this link: https://goethe-institut.zoom.us/j/84472709119
Would you like to improve your German skills with fun or recommend interesting media to your learners? In this digital ‘clever half hour’, we show you which apps, videos, games and much more the Goethe-Institut can offer you free of charge.
You can dial in directly via this link: https://goethe-institut.zoom.us/j/86018425452?pwd=UHhVTzhmaTc1TUMzaWtWY0R1NDFMUT09
If you are curious about what the Goethe-Institut has to offer you as a teacher, the ‘Deutschstunde Portal’ is the right place for you! In this digital ‘clever half hour’ we will show you how you can find materials, articles, didactic material and much more for your lessons.
You can log in directly via this link: https://goethe-institut.zoom.us/j/86018425452?pwd=UHhVTzhmaTc1TUMzaWtWY0R1NDFMUT09
Under the motto ‘In search of German-language traces in Brussels’, we offer you a diverse day that starts at 9:45 am at Brussels Central Station with an interactive city tour and the search for German-language traces and continues after a convivial lunch at the Goethe-Institut at 1:15 pm with a practice-oriented workshop on regional studies and didactisation.
Our information stands also offer the opportunity to talk and exchange ideas with colleagues from all over the country.
We accept registrations here: Online-Anmeldung – Deutschlehrkräftetag 2024 – Goethe-Institut Belgien
In this digital ‘clever half hour’, we will ask ourselves how Kafka can be dealt with in GFL lessons. Gerhard Salbeck from the Goethe-Institut Belgium will present selected materials from the Goethe-Institut for the classroom to curious GFL teachers on the occasion of the Kafka Year and offer space for your questions.
You can dial in directly via this link: https://goethe-institut.zoom.us/j/87426404144
An elitist Viennese boarding school, housed in the former summer residence of the Habsburgs, the class teacher an antiquated and despotic man. What can one learn from life there? Till Kokorda can’t do much with either the canon or the snobbish environment. His passion is gaming, specifically the real-time strategy game Age of Empires 2. After the death of his father, this hobby becomes a necessity. Unbeknownst to anyone around him, Till is an online celebrity at the age of fifteen for being the youngest top 10 player in the world. But how real is his happiness? In 2020, Till’s final year of school, things take a turn he didn’t expect – both at school as in life.
Tonio Schachinger, born in New Dehli in 1992, grew up in Nicaragua and Vienna. He studied German language and literature at the University of Vienna and language and arts at the University of Applied Arts Vienna. In 2023, he received the German Book Prize for his novel “Echtzeitalter”.
Link: https://forms.gle/rAygRKQLKaqSaUrAA
The films that will be discussed are: Greetings from Fukushima by Doris Dörrie, Sonnenallee by Leander Haußmann and Rien à déclarer by Dany Boon.
Film screening: “Das schweigende Klassenzimmer”, with subtitles (FSK15).
questions : wenchr@eiverseau.be
Workshop for teachers
City rally in Louvain-la-Neuve (with prizes for the winners!) for students from level A1+.
More : wenchr@eiverseau.be
What career opportunities do you have with German? How international and multilingual is the port of Antwerp? Communicating spontaneously with customers in German – is that possible? Immerse yourself in the professional practice of different speakers and learn how multilingualism can become a key to success.
This event is organised by the Business & Languages, Supply Chain Management, Internationaal Ondernemen and KMO Management programmes of the Karel de Grote Hogeschool.
Contact : Margret.Oberhofer@kdg.be
For all publics
Day: Tuesday, 17th October 2023
Time: 7 p.m.
In his book, Spiegel-magazine’s bestselling author Roland Kaehlbrandt uses ten likeable and tangible assets to show how well-built the German language really is and how accessible it therefore is.
Practical examples and a lot of humour accompany us on this knowledgeable foray through the endearing and useful qualities of an old and at the same time highly lively, beautiful language.
Prof. Dr. Roland Kaehlbrandt teaches linguistics with a focus on language and society at the Alanus University of Arts and Social Sciences (North Rhine-Westphalia). He is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Deutsche Akademie für Sprache und Dichtung (German Academy for Language and Poetry).
© Philip Kaehlbrandt
The reading is the result of a cooperation between Deutschcafé Antwerp and the German Embassy in Brussels. Participation is free of charge, but we kindly ask you to register via the [LINK] Deutschcafé website. The evening will conclude with a reception.
CONTACT : Deutschcafé Antwerpen
www.uantwerpen.be/deutschcafe
Would you like to surprise and amaze your students? With Tobias Campoverde, your pupils will have the opportunity to learn German by magic.
To take part in this magical and unforgettable experience, register your classes before 10 October via our website.
During the Week for German, Cinema ZED in Leuven presents gems from the German, Austrian and Swiss film world. From classics to current award-winning films: there is something for everyone!
We are happy to announce the programme on our website! Tickets go on sale at the end of September on the wensite of Cinema ZED: Woche für Deutsch | Cinema ZED
In the smart half hour, you as teachers will learn about the Goethe-Institut’s offers for your lessons and can exchange ideas with colleagues from all over the country.
Our topic today: “Music in Daf lessons”.
Would you like more music in German lessons? Let yourself be inspired and get to know new songs, working materials and ideas from the world of DaF music!
Enclosed you will find the corresponding Zoom link. Join the Zoom meeting https://goethe-institut.zoom.us/j/87343844522?pwd=WGlSTTE0TDVISDQxT2hhYTQra1VsUT09
Discover our other offers in the framework of the German week 2023: Fortbildungsangebote für DaF-Lehrkräfte in Belgien – Goethe-Institut Belgien
The German Teachers’ Day is fully booked! We look forward to seeing you there!
Under the motto “Unfolding potentials – differentiating teaching” we invite all interested teachers from Belgium to this year’s German Teachers’ Day on 21 October.
Presentation of a Goethe Institute offer for teachers: “Learn German with ok.danke.tschüss.”
In the clever half hour, you as teachers will learn about the Goethe-Institut’s offers for your lessons and can exchange ideas with colleagues from all over the country.
Our topic today: “”Die Deutschstunde”.
Do you already know the portal “Die Deutschstunde” for teachers of German as a foreign language? At a glance, you can find current teaching material, information on further training and events, and articles on language policy opinion-forming. The portal is rounded off by various networking opportunities. Get to know the portal in this workshop – you won’t want to do without it for your lesson planning and professional development!
Enclosed you will find the Zoom link: Join the Zoom meeting https://goethe-institut.zoom.us/j/84472709119
In-service training for teachers of German as a foreign language in Belgium – Goethe-Institut Belgien
In the clever half hour, you as teachers will learn about the Goethe-Institut’s offers for your lessons and can exchange ideas with colleagues from all over the country.
Our topic today: ” Energisers for in-between”.
How long can your learners concentrate and when do they need a short break or a “pick-me-up”? Learn about short in-between activities that fit into any lesson and provide fun, motivation and an energy boost in the classroom.
Enclosed you will find the corresponding Zoom link: Join Zoom Meeting https://goethe-institut.zoom.us/j/87343844522?pwd=WGlSTTE0TDVISDQxT2hhYTQra1VsUT09
Discover also our other offers within the framework of the Week for German: Fortbildungsangebote für DaF-Lehrkräfte in Belgien – Goethe-Institut Belgien
In the clever half hour, you as teachers will learn about the Goethe-Institut’s offers for your lessons and can exchange ideas with colleagues from all over the country.
Our topic today: “Comics in teaching German as a foreign language”.
In this clever half hour, we will present techniques for integrating comics interactively into the classroom. The exhibition “Spirou in Berlin” by the German comic artist Flix serves as an example. The exhibition with material created by the Goethe-Institut Brussels can be made available to interested schools.
Join the Zoom meeting
https://goethe-institut.zoom.us/j/89259433330
Berlin during the “Roaring Twenties
Were those years really crazy or were they just appearances and lies? What were they really like and … are there appropriate comparisons with the 1920s of our 21st century?
What was typical, what was different, what was new?
Objectives
This is a brand new and interesting project of the working group “Deutsch macht Spaß”, in which the Berlin of the Roaring Twenties AND the Berlin of today take centre stage.
On the menu for the day are various activities, reading topics, literary excerpts, collages and useful tools, suitable for pupils from B1 level upwards, including a competition.
The exhibition of the bilingual comic by German comic artist, author and cartoonist Flix* Spirou in Berlin / Spirou à Berlin travels to Louvain-La-Neuve and leads visitors through an exciting adventure in Berlin at the time of the Wall.
