NSSCO German Foreign Language 6112 case studies
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NSSCO German Foreign Language (6112) is an Ordinary Level school-leaving subject in Namibia's Senior Secondary Certificate curriculum, taken by learners who have studied German as a foreign language and want formal recognition of that work. It suits candidates aiming at further study, vocational training, or careers where German is useful, and it is typically taken alongside other NSSCO subjects rather than as a standalone language certificate. The NSSCO German Foreign Language 6112 case studies are 5 cases and about 2,735 words.
1Exchange Briefing: When the Audio Corrects Itself
At Ongwediva Junior Secondary School, 24 learners attend a compulsory briefing about a two-week exchange to Bremen. The audio is a 95-second announcement by Frau Weber, the German partner-school coordinator.
527 words, about 3 min2Role-Play Phone Call: Repairing Premature 'du'
In an 8-minute NSSCO German oral exam, a Namibian candidate has 5 minutes' preparation for a role-play. The candidate plays a learner from Windhoek calling Frau Krüger, a host mother in Hamburg.
575 words, about 3 min3Hostel Notice: True, False or Not Stated
At a Leipzig Jugendherberge, a Namibian exchange group finds this notice in the reception area: 'Liebe Gäste, unser Frühstück gibt es montags bis freitags von 7 bis 9 Uhr, am Wochenende bis 10 Uhr. Die Küche ist ab 21 Uhr geschlossen.
511 words, about 3 min4Complaint Email: Content Points Are Not Enough
Maria, a Grade 11 learner in Swakopmund, has to write a formal email in German for her NSSCO writing paper. The task: she attended a four-week B1 evening course at Sprachschule Wien from 3 to 28 July, course number 42.
544 words, about 3 min5Class Trip Draft: Five Errors and the Rules Behind Them
A Grade 11 German class has returned from a trip to Berlin. A learner submits this draft for a short narrative task: 'Letztes Jahr fahren wir mit der Klasse nach Berlin.
578 words, about 3 min