Is there any test for German language?
Is there any test for German language?
Test Deutsch als Fremdsprache (Test of German as a Foreign Language) is a standardized language test for learners of German. Usually a 3 to 3.5-hour-long test, it is conducted at designated centres (given below) and assesses a person’s proficiency on 4 levels of reading, listening, writing and speaking.
Which language test is required for Germany?
As a rule of thumb, German universities require you to present a proof of upper intermediate to advanced German language skills (level B2/C1) to study in German.
What are German language levels?
How long does it take to learn German?
| Assess your current level & test your German online! | Super Intensive course (30 lessons/week) | |
|---|---|---|
| A1 | beginner | 6 weeks |
| A2 | elementary | 6 weeks |
| B1 | intermediate | 6 weeks |
| B2 | upper intermediate | 6 weeks* |
Can I attend A1 German exam with self preparation?
Yes you can attend the exam with self preparation but having a teacher is always helpful. You can get a direction of how you have prepare and approach the exam.
Which German language certificate is the easiest?
Of the three different levels DSH-1, DSH-2 and DSH-3, the former is the easiest. When the DSH-2 level is reached (67%), the graduate can enrol in many different courses of study, as this means that he or she is admitted to almost all German universities.
Is C1 German fluent?
Being able to go to an interview, deliver it in German, and do any tests / assessment etc in German you are asked to do. I’d say that’s “fluent” enough. C1 is pretty much there – it’s about being able to handle most topics you come across confidently.
Is B1 enough?
A B1 level of English would be sufficient for interactions with English speakers on familiar topics. According to the official CEFR guidelines, someone at the B1 level in English: Can understand the main points of clear standard input on familiar matters regularly encountered in work, school, leisure, etc.
