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Exam preparation. The exam training offers a detailed insight into the respective exam and its structure. The materials are used to prepare for the listening, reading, writing and speaking modules / exam parts and are similar to a real exam in terms of task types, number of items and time limit. Simulate an exam situation by working on the ...
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German Examination Preparation. Prepare effectively for the...
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When preparing for the examination as a group, you will be...
- German Examination Preparation
German Examination Preparation. Prepare effectively for the Goethe-Zertifikat exam. In these courses, you will work across all four areas of the examination: reading, writing, listening and speaking (oral module).
When preparing for the examination as a group, you will be learning with other participants online via Zoom or on site at a Goethe-Institut. You will be supervised by a teacher. The online individual examination preparation programme focuses on independent learning on the Goethe-Institut’s learning platform. A teacher will be on hand to ...
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Get an assessment of your current German level
Before you get down to serious work for the exam, you need to be ruthlessly objective about your current level of German. I had not studied (or used) German actively for many years and so the first step for me was getting a clear sense of what level my German was at. I had an assessment at the Goethe Institut in London. They offer these for free before the start of each teaching semester and they are part of the preparation (and recruitment!) process for their taught courses. If you have rece...
Set a solid accountability framework
If you’re anything like me, you’re not to be 100% trusted to stick to any plan, so box yourself in Once you assessment has got you clearer on your level and which skills need most work is needed, the next step is to make the study and practice happen. Be sure to make your goal specific(to sit the exam, read novel X, give a five-minute talk at meeting Y or whatever). Make sure you have a clear time-frame. As I argued at the beginning of my German project, three-month time-frames: long enough t...
When you’re at the C level with German, you may catch yourself feeling that a textbookis somehow beneath you. Don’t. A well designed textbook can provide a systematic frameworkto your preparation. Sometimes its good to be led step-by-step through a syllabus. Self-directed learning is all very well, but if you only focus on structures that you feel ...
The Goethe exam tests each of the four skills (reading, writing, speaking and listening) in a separate sections (as do many other exams). You get 25% for each section and you have to pass (reach 60%) in each. Even if you’re not sitting an exam, you can’t excel at an advanced level without developing all four skills. During the first half of my thre...
The second six weeks or so of my three-month project I continued listening to the radio and reading as much as possible in my spare time but for my focussed study, I used the textbook less and moved to familiarisation with the exam in the narrow sense. Here are four things to do to prepare for the exam format: First, get to know the structureof the...
So that’s it. It worked quite well. At 85% my overall result was only “gut” not “sehr gut” (for which you need 90%+) but it’s mission accomplished. I was over the ninety in listening and speaking I did appreciate that 100% in the spoken section. Next for me: the Goethe C2 exam or Großes Deutsches Sprachdiplom, sometime in the next year. After a few...
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To get practice, I used the Goethe practice exams and a book called "Fit fürs Zertifikat Deutsch B1", which by the way is actually a FANTASTIC book for pretty much all the sections. Seriously, I probably would have failed the exam without that book. In the exam, I probably had a bit too much fun with the writing...
The Goethe exam (officially known as the Goethe-Zertifikat), is a series of standardized language proficiency tests for German as a foreign language. These exams are made by the Goethe-Institut , a non-profit German cultural association that promotes the study of the German language abroad and encourages international cultural exchange.
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Dec 19, 2021 · Seriously, chill out. You do not need some kind of crazy 2-month study plan to prep for this test. I got a perfect score in speaking and writing, a 97% in reading, and a 93% in listening after a few weeks of relaxed exam prep. And I mean relaxed. I didn’t spend more than 8 hours prepping over 2 weeks.
