Lesen and Sprachbausteine
Reading plus a separate grammar and vocabulary part, in the written block with Hören and Schreiben.
90 min (B1)The standard at the end of integration courses and the usual format for professional recognition in healthcare and the trades. Alongside the general exams there are Beruf and Pflege versions with job-specific vocabulary and tasks.
Before you choose a level, check what the office asking for the certificate requires. These are the three most common reasons people take this one.
If you need the certificate for recognition in healthcare, the office usually asks explicitly for the Pflege or Medizin version. Check before you register: a general telc B2 is often not accepted in these cases.
Based on the published format. Timing and the number of parts can vary by level and version, and your test centre’s model exam is always the reference.
Reading plus a separate grammar and vocabulary part, in the written block with Hören and Schreiben.
90 min (B1)Three parts: gist, detail and selective listening, usually heard once each.
About 20 minOne task, often a letter or email with set content points. Every point has to appear.
30 min (B1)Paired exam in three parts: getting in touch, talking about a topic and planning something together.
About 15 minDeutschtrainer keeps its own task format for telc Deutsch: the number of parts, the instructions, the timing and the scoring rule. Switching exams never means starting from scratch.
Four points that make the difference between “well prepared” and “passed”, and that practice often misses.
The exam has a written block and an oral paired exam, often on different days.
In Schreiben every set point counts. A well-written letter that skips one loses marks for task completion.
Pflege and Medizin versions expect specialist vocabulary and typical workplace conversations.
As with Goethe, the usual line is 60%. The exact weighting depends on the exam version.
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.