B1 Level
B1 – Intermediate
B1 is the turning point. You move from surviving to expressing yourself — giving opinions, explaining reasons, handling problems and writing connected text. It is the level most Ausbildung and work routes require.
The level most Germany routes actually ask for.
3 Months
Course Duration
CEFR Level B1
Framework Level
Goethe / telc
Exam Preparation
Flexible Batches
Online & Offline
Course at a Glance
- Duration
- 3 Months
- Study Time
- 6–8 hours per week
- Level
- CEFR Level B1
- Exam Preparation
- Goethe-Zertifikat B1 · telc Deutsch B1
- Batch Size
- Small group batches, 15–20 students
- Class Timings
- Slots between 7:30 AM and 6:00 PM
Batch dates & fees
Upcoming batch timings and course fees are shared on request — tell us your goal and preferred schedule and we will send the options that fit.
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What You Will Learn in German B1
Every topic is taught through practical, real-life situations you will actually meet in Germany.
Opinions & Discussion
Agree, disagree, give reasons and take part in a real conversation.
Work & Applications
Job adverts, applications, CVs and talking about your professional experience.
Education & Training
The German education system, Ausbildung and describing your own studies.
Media & Technology
Discuss news, social media and technology in everyday life.
Environment & Society
Talk about the topics that come up constantly in German public life.
Health & Lifestyle
Longer conversations about wellbeing, habits and advice.
Narrating Experiences
Tell a story clearly, in the right order and in the right tense.
Complaints & Problem Solving
Handle things going wrong — politely and effectively.
Formal & Informal Writing
Know the difference, and write both with confidence.
Presentations
Prepare and deliver a short presentation, then answer questions on it.
After This level
What you will be able to do
- Deal with most situations likely to arise while travelling or living in Germany
- Produce simple connected text on familiar topics or topics of personal interest
- Describe experiences, events, dreams and ambitions, and briefly give reasons and explanations
- Understand the main points of clear standard speech on familiar matters
Based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR).
Who Is It For?
This level is right for you if
- Ausbildung applicants — B1 is the usual minimum requirement
- Students applying to German universities and Studienkollegs
- Nurses and healthcare professionals working towards B2 recognition
- Job seekers preparing for interviews with German employers
Not sure which level to start at? We run a free placement conversation and put you in the right batch — no test fee, no obligation.
Questions
B1 — Frequently Asked Questions
Next Step
Ready to level up to B2?
B2 is the level German employers, universities and nursing recognition authorities look for. You work with complex and abstract texts, argue a position, and communicate spontaneously in professional settings.
Explore B2 – Upper Intermediate
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Ready to start B1?
Book a free consultation and we will confirm your level, batch and start date.