telc English A2-B1 School

telc English A2 – B1 School is a dual-level examination which tests general language competence at two levels. It is intended for school pupils aged about 12 to 17. Pupils who are taught English as their first foreign language (from class 5) can normally take the exam in class 8 or class 9. Pupils who start learning English later take the exam at a later date.

For adults at this level we recommend the examination
telc English A2 – B1.

What can you do at levels A2 and B1 School?

At level A2 you can communicate in a simple way in typical everyday situations. In a familiar context you can hold short conversations. You can use simple grammatical structures correctly.

At level B1 you can communicate in a simple and connected way in everyday situations, while travelling and when talking about topics that are of personal interest. You can describe experiences, hopes and ambitions and give reasons for opinions. On the whole you can use the most important grammatical structures correctly.

What is the structure of the examination?

The exam consists of a written and an oral part. The written exam lasts 100 minutes. The oral exam usually takes place straight after the written exam, without any preparation time.