Course description

telc German A2-B1: Your path to the official certificate

The telc German A2-B1 exam This exam is ideal for you if you live in Germany or are planning to move there. It assesses your language skills at two proficiency levels simultaneously. It provides you with a legally valid certificate that you can use for your visa, residency permit, naturalization, or professional recognition in Germany.

Contents of the telc A2-B1 exam

The exam consists of a written and an oral part.

An important note: This exam CANNOT be taken as a partial exam; you must complete all sections.

Written exam:

• Reading comprehension (45 min.): In 4 parts you will solve tasks based on different texts.

• Language building blocks: Reading and writing (35 min.): Grammar and vocabulary are tested in 3 parts.

• Listening and writing (35 min.): This part consists of 5 sections and combines listening with written tasks.

• Write (10 min): Here you write a short, original text based on a given input.

Oral exam:

• Speak (approx. 15 min.): This part usually takes place with two participants. You discuss a topic and plan something together.

Advantages of the A2-B1 exam

• Certificate instead of results sheetThe biggest advantage is that you receive a full certificate of your achieved level (either A2 or B1) and not just a results sheet.

• Two stages in one testThanks to the scaled format, you receive a reliable assessment of your skills at both CEFR levels.

• Practical contentThe tasks cover a wide range of topics from everyday life and work, for which you do not need any specific professional experience.

With the telc A2-B1 exam You have the opportunity to officially certify your German language skills at an intermediate level and make significant progress in your language proficiency.