Applying for the 2025 intake

 The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is a standardized system used to measure and describe language proficiency across different languages. Here’s a breakdown of the CEFR levels for German, from A1 to C2:

• Listening: Understanding audio recordings, such as conversations, announcements, or interviews. Questions test comprehension and detail.
• Reading: Comprehending written texts, such as articles, letters, or advertisements. Questions assess understanding of main ideas, details, and implications.
• Speaking: Engaging in spoken interactions, often including a conversation with an examiner, a presentation, or responding to prompts. Evaluates fluency, accuracy, and coherence.
• Writing: Producing written texts, such as essays, reports, or personal letters. Tests grammatical accuracy, coherence, and the ability to express ideas clearly.

• Understand the Test Format: Familiarize yourself with the specific format and requirements of the exam you’re taking.
• Practice Regularly: Use practice tests and study materials to get used to the exam structure and timing.
• Improve All Skills: Work on your listening, reading, speaking, and writing skills. Consider using language learning apps, attending courses, or joining language exchange groups.
• Take Mock Exams: Simulate exam conditions to build confidence and improve your time management.

• Registration: Exams are usually registered through the official websites of the testing organizations or local exam centers.
• Locations: Exams are conducted at various centers worldwide. Check the specific organization’s website for details on locations and dates.