Introduce yourself
A short, structured introduction. It sounds easy, but it costs points when it sounds memorised rather than spoken.
No preparation timeSpeaking is the part people practise least, because it usually needs a second person. Deutschtrainer sets the task, talks to you as the examiner and plays your partner in the dialogue.
The examiner reads the task aloud, you answer out loud, and your answer is transcribed and assessed. Each exam form keeps the same examiner voice through all its parts, like on the day.
Good structure and a clear opinion. You named two advantages but no disadvantage, and the task asks for both.
Most oral exams follow the same three steps. You practise each one the way it’s asked on the day.
A short, structured introduction. It sounds easy, but it costs points when it sounds memorised rather than spoken.
No preparation timeA topic, a short preparation time, then a fixed window to speak. In the mock exam it stops on time, as in the real one.
Preparation, then a fixed windowThe pair task. The AI plays the other candidate, asks questions and disagrees, so your interaction can be assessed.
Dialogue with an AI partnerThe parts differ by exam and level. This is the Goethe B2 order.
“Your German is good” isn’t feedback you can use. Each answer comes back with what worked, what didn’t and what to say instead, explained in your mother language.
Case, verb position and tenses, with the corrected sentence.
Whether your words fit the level and the situation, with better alternatives.
Pauses, restarts and pace across the whole answer.
Did you do what was asked: pros and cons, a reason, an example?
Any laptop or phone microphone works. A quick microphone check before each mock exam confirms it’s picking you up.
Tell Deutschtrainer which certificate you booked and the level you need. From then on, everything points at the day you sit in the exam room.