Arbeitsblatt A Look at the range of Visiting Cards carefully and try to answer the following questions: 1.Diplom-BetriebswirtA.Graduate in Physics 2.Diplom-KaufmannB.Engineering Graduate 3.Diplom-ChemikerC.Graduate in Business / Industrial Management 4.Diplom-InginieurD.Graduate in Chemistry 5.Diplom-PhysikerE.Commerce Graduate (If you have difficulty in choosing the right answer, look at the visiting cards and see what the company produces / deals in. This provides a valuable clue) 1. AG (Aktiengesellschaft) 2. GmbH (Gesellschaft mit beschränkter Haftung 3. KGaA (Kommanditgesellschaft auf Aktien) / KG (Kommanditgesellschaft) A. Public Limited Company B. Partnership Company C. Private Limited Company Visitenkarte - Titel und Funktion Match the following: I II Sreemathi Ramnath GI Madras / Indien

Who is What ? 1. Dr. Ulrich Wienand is2. Dr. Markus Wagner is a) Product Managera) Professor in Chemistry b) Vice Presidentb) Director - Product Development c) Liable Partnerc) Salesman 3. Peter W. Niemeyer is 4. Manfred Wedner is a) Director Technicala) Area Manager - Sales b) Deputy Director Technicalb) Manager - Technical c) Marketing Managerc) Chemist 5. Dr. Erich Rappold is6.Günter Siebert is a) Project Head - R&Da) Sales Representative b) Vice Presidentb) Head - Product Group c) Technical Directorc) Branch Manager 7. Walter L Hauser is8.Dr. Günther Guilino a) Presidenta)Chief Executive b) Managing Directorb)Head of the Dept. Psychology c) Deputy Directorc)Head of the Dept. - Pyschological & Ophthalmological Optics Arbeitsblatt B Visitenkarte - Titel und Funktion Sreemathi Ramnath GI Madras / Indien

Visitenkarte - Titel und Funktion Lernziel: a) Erweiterung von soziokulturellem Wissen Eine Visitenkarte lesen und die relevanten Informationen verstehen die Ähnlichkeiten und Unterschiede zu den Eigenen feststellen. b)Erweiterung von Wissen über Lernen Lesestrategien anwenden Über das Lernen reflektieren Textsorte: Visitenkarte Sreemathi Ramnath GI Madras / Indien

Watchout !!!! Indian corporate Law is based on the Anglo-Saxon or the English Law, whereas the German Corporate Law traces its origins to the Roman Law. So there are bound to be some differences in the statutes: Form and Organisational Structure. A Case in Point: In Germany, the term „Geschäftsführer“ is used to describe the function and does not necessarily denote the hierarchical position in the organisation. For Example, a Geschäftsführer could be a CEO, a General Manager or a Profit Centre Head. Sreemathi Ramnath GI Madras / Indien

Record your Experiences 1.Was there any information in the text that was surprising to you ? 2.Was there anything new that you learnt in terms of information regarding Germany / Germans ? 3.Did you learn any strategy by which you could learn on your own later ? Arbeitsblatt CVisitenkarte - Titel und Funktion Sreemathi Ramnath GI Madras / Indien