The German-speaking world is a large one, with a population of 100 million. There are many well-paying jobs in German-speaking countries. Germany is known for its excellent education system and universities. Learn German and read the works of Goethe, Brecht, Kafka, Mann, or Jelinek in the original!
Take a good German course. Always participate actively in class and practice every day. Work on your listening, reading, writing, and speaking skills. Use a variety of resources: textbooks, movies, podcasts, apps, TV shows, etc.
You'll learn German in the live online German course.
In the live online exam prep course, you’ll prepare for your exam.
In the live online German course, you’ll learn German in a group of up to 16 participants with an instructor. The foundation of a live online German course is always one of the modern telc textbooks. For example, if you take the live online German course B1.1 and then the live online German course B1.2, you’ll have acquired German language skills at the B1 level. If you have German language skills at the B1 level and would like to take the telc German B1 exam, we recommend that you enroll in the live online telc German B1 exam preparation course. Here, you will become familiar with the exam format. In a group of up to 6 participants with an instructor, you will learn what to focus on when listening, reading, writing, and speaking during the exam.
The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) describes language proficiency across six levels, from A1 to C2, using "descriptors" that specify what learners can understand and express at each level. The CEFR allows for the comparison of language proficiency and language examinations.
A1 and A2: Basic language use
B1 and B2: Independent language use
C1 and C2: Proficient language use
Our German courses are aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). Assess your ability to read, listen to, write, and speak German (placement test to rate your language skills). Sign up for the course that’s right for you.
You will receive a telc placement test approximately three weeks before your language training begins. Please complete the test on your own and without any aids. Send it back to us. We will evaluate your placement test and inform you of the results. If necessary, we will recommend that you enroll in a course at a lower or higher level.
We regularly offer exams in Bad Homburg. We offer the following exams: telc German A2, telc German A2∙B1, telc German B1, telc German B1∙B2 Nursing, telc German B2, telc German C1 University, and telc German C2. Book an exam date that works for you via our telc Training Portal and come to our office at Basler Straße 7, 61352 Bad Homburg at the specified time on the day of the exam.
You can easily take REMOTE TESTS online from home. On the day of the exam, you will complete the reading, listening, writing, and speaking tasks on your laptop or computer. You will be proctored via your laptop or computer.
You can take remote tests at the B2 level.
Currently, GLOBAL-TESTS are available remotely in English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, Polish, and Ukrainian.
Our REMOTE TESTS also meet the high quality standards of telc exams. They are conducted under standardized conditions with both technical and human supervision. Please note, however, that the exam format—particularly for the oral exam—differs from traditional exams.
We therefore recommend that you check with the relevant institution in advance regarding recognition. Currently, telc remote certificates are not recognized for visa or residency procedures.