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The Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer, part by part
The DTZ is the final test of the German integration course. It checks everyday German at A2 and B1 in four skills and has fixed task types for each part.
For participants of integration courses and anyone who needs an A2 or B1 certificate for residence or work.
Select a level to see what it means and how much practice is ready for each skill.
One test that shows whether you reached A2 or B1 in everyday German.
The final test of the integration course, also used for residence and work.
There is no practice for this level yet. Choose another level to try the platform.
Each block is as wide as the time it takes. Select one to see what happens in that part.
Exam time: 136 min
About 60 min
Five Teile with directories, short texts, longer texts and a letter with gaps.
Times and structure are based on the published exam formats and can change. Always check the official information of your exam centre before you register.
Pick what you need the certificate for. Requirements differ, so always confirm with the office or institution that asks for it.
The DTZ is the final test of the integration course and shows your level at the end.
Proof of A2 or B1 can matter for settlement and residence decisions.
B1 German is usually needed for naturalisation. Confirm accepted certificates with your authority.
A recognised A2 or B1 result helps with job applications and training places.
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