木更津高専におけるドイツプログラムーPASCH 認定校としての三年間ー

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At the Kisarazu National College of Technology, all third-year students are required to study German as a foreignlanguage. In December 2008, the college signed an agreement with the German government and became the firstJapanese institution to participate in PASCH. Consequently, much effort has been put into the German language andculture program at the college. Through PASCH and scholarships from the German government, 43 students havejoined in study programs in Asia and Germany. Since 2009, a significant number of students have successfully passedStart German I and II exams, CEFR B1 level German proficiency exams and the 2nd level of the German ProficiencyExamination. Students have also visited German companies and been introduced to German culture. To developcommunication skills, a native speaker of German was sent from the Goethe-Institute as a team-teacher to facilitatecommunication in German. This paper examines the PASCH program and the supplementary programs conducted at theKisarazu College of Technology.
2012-03-00