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The widely recognised B1 exam, from reading to speaking
telc Deutsch B1 tests everyday and work-related German in a written and an oral part. It is often used for integration courses, residence and naturalisation.
For learners who finished a B1 course or want to prove B1 for work, residence or study.
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Understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases.
First steps in German, for example for a spouse visa.
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Exam time: 165 min
About 90 min with Sprachbausteine
Read short and longer texts, advertisements and notices and show you understand the main points and details.
Part of the 90 min reading block
Show your control of grammar and vocabulary by completing gap texts.
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.
Many residence and family reunion procedures ask for a German certificate at a set level.
Naturalisation usually needs proof of B1 German. Check which certificates your authority accepts.
Employers and professional bodies often name a level such as B1 or B2 for recognition and hiring.
Universities usually ask for B2 or C1, so use the higher levels as you get closer.
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