9 complete tests
Three DTZ tests, three telc B1 tests and three Goethe B1 tests. Every test includes listening, reading, writing and speaking in that order.
EXAM SIMULATION
Practise the real exam, before it counts.
9 complete practice tests: three each for DTZ, telc B1 and Goethe B1. All four parts use a real countdown and submit automatically when time expires. In the oral section, you actually speak.
What you'll learn
The clock really runs
Listening, reading, writing, speaking: the AI also grades your letter and speaking tasks.
Weakness analysis
The examiner asks questions by audio and you answer through the microphone. DTZ has 15 phases, from introducing yourself to discussing experience and planning together.
Evaluation using the official rules
Each test uses its own official pass rules. DTZ reports B1, A2 or below, with points for each part and recommendations for what to practise next.
How it works
Open. Practise. Continue.
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Choose the exam type
Choose DTZ, telc B1 or Goethe B1. DTZ lasts 116 minutes, telc B1 165 and Goethe B1 180. You need an account to start.
- 2
Take the exam
Listening, reading, writing and speaking. The clock keeps running even if your connection briefly drops.
- 3
See your results
Score per part, pass/fail, individual suggestions for improvement.
From the language school since 2007
„Learners who simulate the exam several times beforehand go in noticeably more relaxed. This is the practice that makes the difference."
Start today. At your own pace.
Practising costs nothing. Vocabulary, grammar, pronunciation and the citizenship test are free. The video course with Marlene and the Hueber book comes on top when you want more.