Moodle Language Courses I and II (MLCs I and II)

What are the MLCs? Are they required? Where can I learn more about them?

The MLCs are Moodle-based, interactive language courses that run parallel to the in-person Language Courses (Intermediate I and II) offered by various instructors in the department. They are not designed to replace the in-person language courses. Rather, their aim is to give you additional practice and help you prepare for the Language in Use exam. They consist of seven units, each of which focuses on one specific vocabulary topic and one or more grammar topics, followed by an end-of-course test. 

The MLCs are a compulsory Prüfungsvorleistung. This means that you have to complete both MLCs in order to sign up for the Language in Use Intermediate exam. We strongly recommend completing MLC I whilst taking Language Course Intermediate I and MLC II whilst taking Language Course Intermediate II. Taking both MLCs in a single semester is not recommended.

• MLC I can be found here (Enrolment key: rick_and_mortis).
• MLC II can be found here (only available upon completion of MLC I).
• An overview of the content covered in the MLCs can be found here (MLC I) and here (MLC II).
• The dates for the MLC end-of-course tests can be found here.

Visit the MLC Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document to learn more about the MLCs. In addition, join our dedicated Sprachpraxis Team for up-to-date information about the MLCs.