Prüfungen — Exam practice
The real German exams, rehearsed
Full practice runs modeled on the official certificate exams — same parts, same order, same task types as the real papers. Listening is played by your device's German voice, writing is checked against model answers, and every speaking prompt has a model to aim for.
- Goethe-InstitutA1
Goethe-Zertifikat A1 · Start Deutsch 1
A full practice run through the most-taken German exam in the world: four parts in the real order — Hören, Lesen, Schreiben, Sprechen.
Hören · 20 minLesen · 25 minSchreiben · 20 minSprechen · 15 min31 practice questions · about 80 minutes of real exam time
The real exam has four parts: Hören (listening, about 20 min), Lesen (reading, about 25 min), Schreiben (writing, about 20 min), and Sprechen (speaking, about 15 min as a group of two or three).
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Goethe-Zertifikat A2 · Start Deutsch 2
The A2 certificate in full practice format: the same four parts as A1, but longer texts, everyday paperwork, and negotiation in the speaking part.
Hören · 30 minLesen · 30 minSchreiben · 30 minSprechen · 15 min26 practice questions · about 105 minutes of real exam time
Same four parts as A1: Hören (about 30 min), Lesen (about 30 min), Schreiben (about 30 min), Sprechen (about 15 min).
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Deutsch-Test für Zuwanderer (DTZ) · B1
The exam at the end of the integration course — the certificate that matters for settlement and naturalization in Germany.
Hören · 45 minLesen · 45 minSchreiben · 30 minSprechen · 15 min14 practice questions · about 135 minutes of real exam time
The DTZ closes the Integrationskurs — the state integration course most newcomers to Germany attend.
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How this practice works
- Every task type mirrors the published exam format — the same thing the real paper asks, with our own texts and questions.
- Multiple choice and gap answers are graded instantly; writing and speaking tasks give you a model answer and a checklist to grade yourself honestly.
- Listen to every audio text twice, like the real exam allows — your ear improves faster at second hearings.
- Timings are the real ones: keep half an eye on the clock and don't polish one task forever.