From level to level
We know exactly what you will learn and when you will learn it
Intermediate German
Level B1
What will you know?
A person at B1 level understands the main points of an utterance if standard language is used and if a conversation is related to the person’s work, school, hobby etc. They can handle most travel situations. They can speak briefly on subjects they are familiar with or interested in.
What can you pass?
- Goethe Zertifikat B1 – valued by employers as a confirmation of practical, basic knowledge of German in everyday communication.
Level B1+
Due to the large amount of material that needs to be mastered before starting B2 level, when planning your course we suggest considering classes at B1+ level.
This is a level that reviews, repeats and develops the skills acquired at level B1.
Level B1+ replaces previous levels B2.1 and B2.2 from the standard course.
Level B1+ is not a stand-alone level and therefore there is no dedicated examination for it.
Level B2
What will you know?
A person at B2 level understands the main content of more difficult texts on specific and abstract subjects. They understand professional discussions concerning their own industry. Their communication is so fluent and spontaneous that a normal conversation with native speakers is possible without much effort for both parties. They express their thoughts clearly and in detail on a wide range of topics.
What can you pass?
- Goethe Zertifikat B2 – it is a strong bargaining chip when applying for a job, where language knowledge at B2 level is required.
Intensive or standard course?
Learning precisely scheduled in time
We offer German language courses in two modes – standard and intensive. The difference between them lies in the number and frequency of lessons per semester, and therefore in the overall duration of time one needs to dedicate to learning the German language, depending on the linguistic goal (level) you wish to achieve.
Duration of study in the standard mode
Duration of study in the intensive mode
