| Welcome
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German language School Classes at the Currier Art Center Manchester, NH, USA |
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| GLS Spring Semester 2009 |
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Semester starts January 26 for 102, 202 January 28 for 101, 302/402 and 502 A German 101 Beginners class is now proposed for the Spring Semester. This class is for first-time students with no background in German. Please indicate your interest by contacting: School
Director: Judell Schlachter People enroll in these courses because they require some knowledge of German for business or travel, to communicate with German-speaking friends and relatives, to read German language publications, to listen to German-speaking radio on shortwave and the Internet, to watch German language television on the Internet and to access the tremendous amount of Internet information available in German. Some use it to prepare to attend a college or university in a German-speaking country. Some simply do it to enjoy the language learning experience. Let's face it, you will have one heck of a lot more fun in Switzerland, Austria and Germany if you have some language background. You can check out some of the German-oriented links by clicking on them in NAVIGATION below. |
| GLS Fall Semester 2008 |
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| Summer School Snapshots |
| Here are some candid camera snaps of one of our Summer School 2004 classes in action. Click here. |
| Business with Germany, Switzerland and Austria |
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If your business has connections in Germany, Switzerland or Austria you may wish to give your U.S. employees training in German to improve their communications efficiency. We would be pleased to enrol them in our courses. You may wish to send a representative to sit in on one of our classes at the Currier to check us out. Drop us an e-mail. |
| Navigation |
| Spring Semester 2009 .........How to Enroll. |
| NHGA Endowment Fund..... How to donate. |
| German Language School background information. |
| Membership |
| Classes held at Currier Art Center MAP |
| The Currier Gallery of Art |
| Teaching Opportunities for Teachers of German. |
| German Food in New Hampshire. You deserve a treat ! |
| Translation Services |
| German Saturday School Boston |
| Tutoring Services |
| Tageschau.de The latest TV news from Germany. Requires broadband Internet. |
| Sibylle's Pottery |
| Theodor Storm Book analyzes famed literary figure. |
| German Language Newspapers and Periodicals On-line. |
| Buureradio.ch Schweizer Volksmusik.....24-7-365 |
| German Radio Stations |
| Swissinfo TV, Radio and written news from Switzerland. Requires broadband connection. Click on MEDIA then Tageschau or 10 vor 10. http://www.swissinfo.ch/ger/startseite/index.html?siteSect=100 |
| Platt The latest news in Lowlands German Dialect. |
| Fokus Deutsch An online video on demand German learning course. 36 episodes. Cost free. |
| Great Literature in German Projekt Gutenberg |
| GERMANY-USA.COM Business Network and News Services |
| Pumuckl Spaß für Kinder!! http://kidsweb.de |
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Some general purpose online dictionaries:
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| NH Germanic Association Endowment Fund Established |
NH Germanic Association 142 Wason Road Hudson, NH 03051 Please use the downloadable Gift Record which helps us archive your gift. An extra copy should also be made for your records. |
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Do you live in New Hampshire ? You can help us promote our school by downloading our 8 1/2 x 11 inch poster and displaying it at your place of business, local library, etc. Please e-mail us to let us know where the poster can be seen. |
| MEMBERSHIP |
Single:
$25 Senior: $15 |
| Spring Semester 2009 NHGA German School Adults 15 classes, 1.5 hours each At the Currier Art Center, Manchester, NH, USA |
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School
Director: Judell Schlachter Tentative Spring Semester Course List Spring
Semester starts Early registrations are highly appreciated ! The Spring Semester Registration Form is now available for download. Our Wednesday night German Language Stammtisch meetings continue throughout the year and are open cost-free to all speakers and students of German. All the best from the GLS staff. Woche
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Questions ? Call Judell Schlachter at 603-483-1396 or e-mail. Please make checks payable to NHGA-GLS. |
| ADULT CLASSES |
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| TEACHERS |
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| STAMMTISCH |
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| Stammtisch Friends |
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Teachers, students of all levels, members and guests meet weekly on Wednesdays at a local restaurant to practice and enhance their language skills. Starts at 9.00 PM Wednesdays. Join with us for an informal meeting where German is spoken while you enjoy food and drink of your choice. Bring a friend. There is no entry fee and you don't have to be a GLS student or member. This is a program which reaches out to the German speaking and German learning community. If your German is rusty, here is an opportunity to exercise it. If you are fluent you can help a beginner. If you are taking German in High School this will increase your momentum. If you can't think of German words, fill in the spaces mit englisch. Please e-mail us and ask to enrol on our Stammtisch announcement list to get weekly Stammtisch announcements. |
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| German Language School Background Information |
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| Teaching Opportunities |
| If you are a teacher of German residing in New
Hampshire, you are invited to affiliate with our school in order to be
considered for future teaching positions. Since our classes meet only
once a week, the positions are part-time. We suggest that you keep an
up-dated Resümee on file with us (use e-mail for convenience). You are
in no way obligated and the information will be kept confidential. Please
contact the NH Germanic Association as shown below. MAIL ADDRESS Back to Table of Contents |
| GREAT LITERATURE IN GERMAN | |
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Here you will be able to read or download the works of world-famous authors from Aesop to Zola. Aesop's Fables, Shakespeare and Charles Dickens Christmas Story (Ebenezer Scrooge) read very well auf deutsch. Shakespeare is performed more extensively in Germany than here because his works really spring to life in German. The collection of authors is very extensive and the site is very easy to navigate. It is truly a library of classics, probably one of the top literary sites in Germany. Click on Projekt Gutenberg Back to Table of Contents |
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We hope to see you in class. Herzliche Grüße.......Auf Wiedersehen The German Language School, Manchester, New Hampshire |
| Currier Art Center (Not the Currier Museum) Northwest Corner of Beech and Pearl Streets (180 Pearl Street) Manchester, New Hampshire (Please note that this is NOT our mailing address.) |
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| Currier Art Center Photos |