There is always something going on in German learning and teaching: Here you will find trendy music that is very suitable for learning or teaching, new scientific approaches that can be tried out in practice, information on new and/or recommendable websites or forums, events that are interesting for teachers and learners... We inform you about current trends in the field of learning and teaching German.
At the end of 2020, a PASCH fashion competition was announced in all PASCH schools in Cameroon. Other secondary schools also received the call for entries and applied by submitting a drawing of a model they would like to produce using PASCH fabric by April 2021.
Finally, we have reached the most expected phase. The 24 students selected for internship from July 1, 2020 to September 18, 2020 in thirteen Companies of Yaounde, are impatient to start.
This is the issue Mrs Thekla Worch-Ambara, the current director of Goethe-Institut Kamerun, addressed in her opening speech for the German language regional and national inspectors’ seminar.
Congratulations, Eya'a Souga!
For the first time in the history of the International German Olympiad, a participant from Cameroon or Africa-Sub-Saharan has won second place in the A2 category!
The Yaounde Goethe-Institut educative cooperation and the University of Bielefeld have organised on the 27th—28th February 2018 at Bafoussam and on the 2nd—3rd march 2018 at Yaounde two training seminars.
A dozen German clubs met, for the tenth time at the German club meeting of the Mungo region, in Nkongsamba. This year the hosting school was the Lycée de Nlonako.
On the 26th and 27th September 2017 the annual meeting of the secondary school ministry (MINESEC) for the consultants of the subject german, took place in Yaoundé.
From the 12-15.october the evaluation seminar of the PAD& PASCH scholarships 2017 took place in Yaoundé. 15 adolescents aged 15 to 18, met for 3 days to talk about their experiences & observations in Germany.
Vom 31. März bis zum 1. April 2017 nahmen 52 in Gabun tätige Deutschlehrer*innen an der zweiten landesweiten Fortbildung in der gabunischen Hauptstadt Libreville teil – unter dem Motto „Entwicklung der Schülerkompetenzen“.
Der deutsche Reggae- und Dance-Hall-Sänger „Nosliw“ tourte auf Einladung des Goethe-Instituts vom 11. zum 27. November 2016 durch vier Länder in West- und Zentralafrika (Kamerun, Togo, Benin und Senegal).
