The most significant language in Europe is German. Students' interest in German has increased as a result of developments in the EU and German chancellor Angela Merkel's aspirations to make her nation a more significant force. Germany is the top exporter in Europe, and the country offers a wide range of job options. German is especially in demand since, despite having the most native speakers in Europe, few people actually speak it outside of Germany.

German-speaking experts are needed by British businesses since Germany is one of the UK's top commercial partners. This claim is backed up by the CBI, the leading business lobbying group in the UK, in its study Learning to Grow: What Employers Need from Education and Skills. According to the research, German is the most beneficial foreign language for UK-based organizations.

Due to these factors, more German students have been enrolled since 2008, particularly in the lower grades.

Translation assistance from German teachers online

German speakers are becoming more prevalent in the neighborhood. As a result, the regional office of the German Red Cross invites anybody who speaks German to a First Aid training.

The course was translated and modified for school-aged students with assistance from German teachers online at LiveXP.

The course covers the following subjects and has a syllabus that is identical to the German First Aid course:

• general standards for first aid
• Getting close to the tragedy and emergency call
• Positions of unconsciousness and recovery
• breathing problems
• Circular collapse, CPR, and AED usage
• wounds and bandages
• Joint injuries and shock fractures

Duration: nine hours; 

Cost: seventy euros (from January 1, 2023);

no prerequisites

Nine hours of practical activities make up the majority of the training, thus sturdy clothing is recommended. The distribution of theoretical background data will be limited to what is absolutely necessary. Each successful participant will be given a certificate of attendance at the conclusion of the course, which they may use to apply for a variety of driving and trainer licenses as well as to be recognized as a First Aider at Work.

The costs are the following: €70 course cost (including course manual, excluding lunch and refreshments).

$15 course manual (optional).