School Bootcamp · Ages 16–19
Discover German
A beginner-friendly German language and culture bootcamp for school students — pronunciation practice, simple communication tasks, songs, games, role plays, and cultural discovery, all in an interactive on-campus setting.
2 Weeks
10 sessions, 5 days a week
1 Hour / Day
On-campus, in-person sessions
25–35 Students
Recommended batch size
PKR 15,000
Per student
About the Trainer
Tayyaba Anwaar Ahmad
German Language Instructor | Goethe-Certified C2 Speaker | Goethe Examiner | Teachers’ Trainer
Tayyaba Anwaar Ahmad is a Goethe-certified C2 German language instructor, certified Goethe examiner, and teachers’ trainer with over a decade of teaching experience. She holds the Grünes Diplom from the Goethe-Institut Germany in cooperation with Friedrich Schiller University Jena, along with DLL 1–6 certification.
She has attended extensive training programs in Germany and regularly participates in regional and international German teachers’ conferences. In 2025, she represented Pakistan at the International German Teachers’ Day in Lübeck, Germany. She is known for her creative, interactive, and confidence-building approach to German language learning.
Program Overview
Discover German is a beginner-friendly language and culture bootcamp designed for school students with little or no prior knowledge of German. The program introduces students to the basics of German through interactive classroom activities, pronunciation practice, simple communication tasks, worksheets, songs, games, role plays, and cultural input.
The aim is to create a positive first experience with the German language and help students develop curiosity, confidence, and interest in learning German further.
Recommended Program Model
This model is recommended for meaningful classroom interaction, pronunciation practice, student participation, and a stronger learning experience.
Target Audience
School students and beginners who would like to explore German as an international language.
Age: 16 to 19 years
Program Goals
By the end of the bootcamp, students will have:
- Developed basic exposure to the German language
- Practised German pronunciation in a guided, supportive environment
- Learned simple everyday German words and expressions
- Gained confidence in introducing themselves in German
- Explored basic information about Germany, German culture, and the education system
- Developed interest in German for future academic and professional opportunities
Course Content
The bootcamp will cover:
- German greetings and polite expressions
- Basic self-introduction
- Classroom German
- Numbers
- Simple question-answer patterns
- Pronunciation practice
- Introduction to Germany
- German culture
- Overview of the German education system
- Why German can be useful for students in the future
Activities & Learning Material
The program will include:
- Worksheets
- Learning games
- Songs
- Role plays
- Pronunciation drills
- Mini projects
- Pair and group activities
- Culture-based classroom tasks
- Simple speaking practice
Expected Learning Outcomes
By the end of the bootcamp, students will be able to:
- Introduce themselves briefly in German
- Recognize and use basic German greetings and classroom expressions
- Understand simple German words related to numbers, colours, and classroom language
- Participate in beginner-level speaking activities
- Show basic awareness of Germany, German culture, and the education system
- Develop a positive first connection with the German language
Requirements & Responsibilities
Requirements from the School
The school is requested to provide:
- Venue / classroom
- Projector or smart screen
- Strong internet connection
- Mic and sound and visual support where required
- Printing and photocopying facility for worksheets and handouts
- Student registrations
- Coordination support before and during the program
Responsibility of the Trainer
The trainer will provide:
- Bootcamp curriculum
- Session planning
- Teaching material
- Worksheets in soft copy
- Interactive activities
- Basic assessment tasks
- Classroom delivery
- Student engagement and guidance
Continuation Pathway
After the bootcamp, interested students may continue with a structured German A1 course through german.with.tayyaba. Students who develop a serious interest can continue their learning journey in a more detailed, level-based format.
Completing the A1 level is recommended, as German language skills can add meaningful value to a student’s academic profile, strengthen their portfolio, and open doors to future study, scholarship, and global opportunities.
Bring “Discover German” to Your School
Get in touch to discuss dates, batch size, and on-campus scheduling for your school.