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Languages Curriculum languages Our emphasis on languages helps make TCG internationally-relevant, enabling students to graduate into any school and any curriculum in the world. It also helps us deliver a contemporary education experience in terms of the age in which we're living; our language philosophy lays strong foundations that children can build on to help them meet the challenges of the 21st Century. The main language of instruction is English and the other languages of instruction are determined by the needs of the specific catchment area in which TCG is located. TCG Al-Barsha offer English, French and Arabic while TCG GC offers English, German, French and Arabic. "The most precise image of the French spirit is the French language itself" Désiré Nisard, Histoire de la Littérature Française French is the fifth most widely spoken language in the world French is an official language in 29 countries and is understood in 55 countries by over 200 million people. It is an official language of all United Nations agencies, NATO, UNESCO, the European Union, the International Olympic Committee, the International Red Cross and a large number of other important international organisations. French is ranked as the second most influential language in the world for a combination of factors including: a) the number of French speakers worldwide b) the number of major fields using the language internationally c) the economic power of the countries and organisations using the language d) the social prestige in which French is widely held French is one of the greatest languages of culture and romance French is a major lingua franca of culture. Understanding French therefore opens the door to a wider appreciation of art, music, dance, fashion, food, architecture and literature. France has produced many of the world’s greatest philosophers, won more Nobel Prizes for literature than any other country, is one of the top producers of international films and its array of museums are famed world-wide, with the Louvre being one of the oldest, best-known and most widely-visited museums in the world. Speaking French will expand your international study and career opportunities When deciding on which foreign language to study at school, many parents and students choose French because, apart from English, this is the only language spoken widely on five continents. Since an understanding of a language brings with it an understanding of its culture, speaking French will therefore give you the greatest number of choices later on in your studies at the same time as improving the interpersonal skills you’ll be able to bring to your international career. French speakers have access to a range of good job opportunities France plays a leading role in many industries, including: automobiles, trains, economic development, high energy physics, medical genetics, electronics equipment, aerospace, satellites and more. Understanding French improves your understanding of English As strange as that may sound, it’s true! You learn a lot about your own language when you study another and as over 50,000 English words have their origin in French, it will help improve your knowledge and understanding of English vocabulary. It’s a major language of communication throughout the world Anyone who can speak German can easily communicate with around 100 million people in their own language - German is spoken not only in Germany, but also in Austria, in large parts of Switzerland, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg as well as areas of Northern Italy, Eastern Belgium and Eastern France. Alongside Russian, German is the most frequently spoken native language in Europe and is one of the ten most frequently spoken languages in the world. To read original materials Anyone interested in literature can benefit from speaking German. Over 60,000 new books are published in Germany each year, equivalent to 18% of books published world-wide, making Germany the third largest publisher of books in the world. Translations can never fully reproduce the cultural depth of German literature. For business Germany is the most important trading partner for almost all European and many non-European countries. The ability to speak German improves business relationships with partners in the third largest industrial nation and one of the most important exporting countries in the world. A knowledge of German is a big advantage in business, as negotiations in a third language can easily lead to misunderstandings with costly consequences. To enhance your communication skills Learning and speaking German is no harder than learning another popular language, such as English, French or Spanish. Young children especially pick it up quickly as part of their natural daily learning routine. German speakers will reap the rewards for the rest of their lives, as it’s an advantageous communication tool in social, business and travel situations, and often makes understanding other languages easier. To enjoy travels In many countries, visitors from Germany, Austria and Switzerland make up the largest and most important tourist groups. A knowledge of German is therefore a useful advantage for many people travelling in these countries. To harness opportunities in the job market A knowledge of German improves your chances in the job market. Many German companies abroad, foreign companies in Germany and companies with close business connections with German-speaking countries all look to recruit workers with language qualifications. Within the European Union it is not only specialists, but also students and scientists with a knowledge of German, who can find many interesting training, study and job opportunities. German promotes a better understanding of Europe A knowledge of foreign languages always broadens both your intellectual and professional horizons. Those who learn German gain access to an important intellectual, economic and culturally historic area of Central Europe. Scientific progress German is very important for scientists and science students as it is the second most common language in the publication of scientific research. If you can read German, you have access to a whole world of research findings in all areas of modern science. This is why 40% of scientists in the USA advise their students to learn German. In Poland and Hungary the figure is over 70%. To experience Germany in more depth Each year millions of tourists from all over the world visit Germany, which lies in the 'heart of Europe'. Being able to speak and understand German means you gain a deeper insight into the country’s history and culture. To develop a better understanding of one of the major languages of culture A knowledge of German opens the door to the birthplace of one of the greatest cultures in Europe. German is the language of Goethe, Nietzsche and Kafka, Mozart, Bach and Beethoven, Freud and Einstein. "There is an urgent need for young people from the Middle Eastern and North African region and young people from the United States to understand each other's realities and cultures" AIESEC, the world's largest student organization. Arabic is the fifth most commonly spoken native language in the world Arabic is the official language of over 20 countries and there are over 300 million native speakers of the language. These speakers are largely concentrated in the Middle East, but there are minority groups of native speakers throughout the world. It is also an official language of the United Nations, the Arab League, the Organization of Islamic Conference and the African Union. Arabic is the liturgical language of Islam In addition to the millions of native speakers, many more millions know Arabic as a foreign language. As the language of the Qu'ran, it is understood by Muslims throughout the world. There is a high demand and low supply of Arabic-speakers in the Western world Relatively few Westerners learn Arabic. With the growing importance of the Middle East in international affairs, there is therefore an extreme shortage of workers in the West who are adequately versed in Arabic language and culture. Those who study Arabic can find careers in a variety of fields: journalism, business and industry, education, finance and banking, translation and interpretation, consulting, foreign service and intelligence and many more. Arabic-speaking nations are a fast growing market for trade Initiatives to integrate the Arab world into the global economy are opening up numerous potential new business opportunities. With its rapidly growing population, the Arab region provides a huge export market for goods and services. With an annual GDP of over US$600 billion, the region has much to offer the world market. In order to do business effectively, one must understand the language and culture of the people with whom one hopes to negotiate and conduct trade. Arabic-speaking people have made significant contributions to world civilisation While Europe was experiencing the relative intellectual stagnation of the Middle Ages, the Arab-Islamic civilisation was at its zenith. Arabs contributed a great deal to the advancement of science, medicine, and philosophy. Much learning from the Greek, Roman, and Byzantine cultures was preserved for the world through Arab libraries. Arabs have also made significant contributions in such areas as literature, mathematics, navigation, astrology, and architecture. A knowledge of Arabic enables the exploration of this vast body of knowledge in its original language. The Arab-speaking world has a rich cultural heritage The Arab world has its own unique art, music, literature, cuisine, and way of life. Westerners know about belly dancing, have perhaps read 1001 Nights and may have tried some popular Middle Eastern dishes such as hummus or falafel, but Western exposure to the Arab way of life is generally fairly limited. In exploring the Arabic world, you will learn to appreciate its distinct cultural products and practices and understand some of the values important to the Arabic people, such as honour, dignity, and hospitality. Knowing Arabic can promote intercultural understanding In addition to having limited exposure to real Arabic culture, Westerners are often presented with one-dimensional stereotypes of Arabic-speaking people through news media, Hollywood films, and other sources. At the same time, events in the Middle East affect our daily lives. Reliance on such superficial images can lead to mistrust and miscommunication. Those who learn Arabic gain deeper insights into the cultural, political, and religious values that motivate people in those cultures. People who know Arabic can negotiate the cultural and linguistic gap between nations, assist in solving and avoiding intercultural conflict, and help businesses successfully engage in international trade. An Arabic influence is evident in many other languages The export of concepts, products, and cultural practices from Arabic-speakers is evident in the vocabulary that Arabic has lent other languages. Algebra was invented by Arab mathematicians in medieval times. Such staple products as coffee and cotton came from the Arab world, as well as jasmine, lemon, and lime. Other Arabic loan-words appearing in English denote such diverse things as henna, macrame, lute, mattress, gerbil, sorbet, safari and muslin. The influence of Arabic culture is apparent not only in the English language; numerous Arabic contributions are also discernible in Persian, Turkish, Kurdish, Spanish, Swahili, Urdu and other languages.
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Njemački jezik Jeste li znali da je njemački jezik najrašireniji materinji jezik u Europi i da pripada skupini od 10 svjetskih jezika koji se najčešće koriste u komunikaciji? Pitate se zašto učiti njemački? Razloga je mnogo, a neki od njih su: • Njemačka je za skoro sve europske i mnoge izvaneuropske države najvažniji trgovački partner. Stoga, znanje njemačkog doprinosi boljoj suradnji na poslovnom planu s obzirom da je Njemačka jedna od najvećih izvoznika u svijetu. • Nijemci, Austrijanci i Švicarci spadaju u naše najveće i najvažnije skupine turista pa je i znanje njemačkog velika prednost za sve one koji posluju u turističkoj branši. • Milijuni turista iz cijelog svijeta svake godine posjećuju Njemačku koja se nalazi u "srcu" Europe. Onaj tko govori i razumije njemački može lakše i bolje upoznati i razumijeti Nijemce, njihovu povijest i kulturu. • Poznavanje njemačkog jezika jako je važno i za studente i znanstvenike budući da u području znanstvenih publikacija one na njemačkom zauzimaju drugo mjesto po zastupljenosti. • Znanjem i učenjem njemačkog priključujete se s važnom duhovnom, ekonomskom i kulturno-povijesnom području središnje Europe i ujedno jednoj od najvećih europskih kultura s obzirom da je njemački bio jezik poznatih i važnih osoba iz prošlosti kao što su Goethe, Mozart, Einstein i mnogi drugi... • Znanje njemačkog poboljšava i šanse na tržištu rada. Mnoge njemačke tvrtke sa predstavništvima u Hrvatskoj kao i mnoge inozemne tvrtke u Njemačkoj, Austriji i Švicarskoj traže suradnike sa znanjem njemačkog jezika. • Učiti njemački jezik danas nije ništa teže od engleskog, francuskog ili španjolskog. Zahvaljujući modernim komunikacijskim metodama učenja u našoj školi, u kratkom vremenskom roku može se postići zavidan stupanj znanja. Treba li Vam još razloga? Dođite i pridružite nam se! Nudimo Vam širok raspon tečajeva njemačkog za sve uzraste i sve stupnjeve znanja.