Apparently, I do requests now 😊.
I was asked to blog about the virtual work experience that the Goethe Institute offer, as one of my Year 12 students took part and got a lot out of it.
Last year, one of my Year 12 students signed up to the Work Experience that the Goethe Institute offer. Sadly, as with most things over the last year and a half, if couldn't have in real life, so it became a virtual event. This was in the form of making a podcast. Students were put into groups to work together on a podcast, learning how to make it and then creating questions for an interview with someone who worked with languages, finally completing the interview and then the podcast was published on the Goethe Institute website.
Here is the link to the podcast page (my student did the Deutsch und Sport interview with Nik Brumsack)
It seems that this was a really valuable experience for my students and she has said that she thoroughly recommends for other students. It is fabulous that the Goethe Institute has been able to still create the opportunity to complete work experience despite the difficult circumstances in which we have all found ourselves in recent times.
You can find information about the virtual work experience here:
Virtual work experience information
Students can register their interest for the next academic year 's projects here:
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