What a German B1 (Telc) Exam Actually Looks Like

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You need a B1 language level if you want to live in Germany permanently or become a citizen. Many jobs also require a B1 level. That’s why many German learners take a B1 exam at some point. Today, we’ll show you how such an exam works. To do this, we’ll simulate the oral portion with real examiners and Janusz as the test-taker. You’ll also learn how to prepare for a language exam and what the difference is between telc and Goethe exams.

Das Sprachniveau B1 braucht man, wenn man permanent in Deutschland leben oder Staatsbürger werden möchte. Auch viele Jobs setzen ein B1-Niveau voraus. Viele Deutschlernende legen deshalb irgendwann eine B1-Prüfung ab. Wir zeigen euch heute, wie so eine Prüfung abläuft. Dazu simulieren wir den mündlichen Teil mit echten Prüferinnen und Janusz als Prüfling. Außerdem erfahrt ihr, wie ihr euch auf eine Sprachprüfung vorbereiten könnt und was der Unterschied zwischen telc- und Goethe-Prüfungen ist.
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Hosts of this episode: Janusz Hamerski/Carina Schmid
Camera: Soroush Hashemipanah/Rawad Sabbagh
Edit: Rawad Sabbagh
Translation: Ben Eve