German Exam Masterclass

telc Deutsch B1 Lesen has three parts: matching headlines to ads, judging true/false statements about a text, and completing a

Goethe C1 Lesen has four parts covering complex academic text comprehension, multi-text information matching, author-position matching, and a grammar-vocabulary gap-fill.

Goethe B2 Lesen has four parts covering matching, detailed article comprehension, argument and opinion analysis, and forum-style matching. Each module

Goethe B1 Lesen has five parts testing global understanding, detailed newspaper comprehension, specific information across short texts, understanding regulations, and

Goethe A2 Lesen has five parts covering headline matching, notice reading, true/false statements, forum-post matching, and sign comprehension. Lesen contributes

TestDaF Schriftlicher Ausdruck combines a graphic description with an argumentative essay taking a clear position, completed in about 60 minutes.

telc Deutsch B1 Schreiben asks you to write a personal letter covering three given points within the written exam section.

Goethe C2 Schreiben requires summarizing a literary or journalistic source text and adding a critical commentary, plus a formal letter

Goethe C1 Schreiben has two parts: describing and interpreting a graphic or statistic, and writing a formal letter or structured

Goethe B2 Schreiben has two parts: a formal letter responding to a real-life scenario and an argumentative essay on a

Goethe B1 Schreiben has two parts: a semi-formal or formal email responding to three given points, and a forum-style opinion

Goethe A2 Schreiben has two parts: writing a short informal message covering three given points, and filling in a simple

TestDaF Muendlicher Ausdruck has seven recorded speaking tasks covering everyday requests, formal inquiries, graph description, and argumentation. Each response is

telc Deutsch C1 Sprechen requires a structured presentation followed by an in-depth discussion, often on academic or professional topics. The

telc Deutsch B2 Sprechen requires presenting your position on a work- or study-related topic, debating it with your partner, and