| Intensity | 20 lessons per week |
| Category | Intensivecourse |
| Duration | 9 weeks |
| Participants | 8-11 |
| Location | Braunschweig/Berlin |
960 € *
Payment in two instalments is possible.
*The prices are for students who are already in Germany and do not need a visa to travel to Germany.
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| Intensity | 20 lessons per week |
| Category | Intensivecourse |
| Duration | 5 weeks |
| Participants | 8-11 |
| Location | Braunschweig/Berlin |
480 € *
*The prices are for students who are already in Germany and do not need a visa to travel to Germany.
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B1 level means that you can use German at an advanced level. When traveling to a German speaking country, you can make yourself understood. You can express yourself coherently about familiar topics and personal interests (experiences, dreams, hopes) and explain and justify your goals and plans.
The German intensive language course at B1 level comprises 180 lessons and consists of two parts: B1.1 and B1.2. 80 lessons are planned for the first level (B1.1) and 100 lessons for the second level (B1.2). The B1.2 level includes preparation for the final test, after which you will receive our internal certificate. Our internal test is also an ideal way to prepare for the telc exam. The B1 course lasts a total of nine calendar weeks.
You can either register for the complete B1 course or for the B1.2 course (in this case you need to show us proof that you have completed B1.1 or take the placement test). If you register for the full course, you have the option of paying the course fees in two instalments.
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Schedule for B1 intensive German course
| B1 complete course |
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| 09.12.2024 – 20.02.2025 * ¹ |
| 08.01.2025 – 11.03.2025 * ¹ |
| 24.02.2025 – 29.04.2025 * ² |
| 14.04.2025 – 19.06.2025 * ¹ |
| 19.05.2025 – 22.07.2025 * ¹ |
| 16.07.2025 – 16.09.2025 * ¹ |
| 15.09.2025 – 18.11.2025 * ² |
| 27.10.2025 – 08.01.2026 * ¹ |
Course times
¹ Monday — Thursday: 09:00 — 13:00
² Monday — Friday: 14:00 — 17:15
If you already took a B1 level German course, but forgot certain aspects, B1.2 might just be right for you. We would like to invite you to take a free placement test in our language school in order to offer you a suitable level of intensive German classes that builds on your current language level.
| B1.2 course |
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| 20.01.2025 – 20.02.2025 * ¹ |
| 05.02.2025 – 11.03.2025 * ¹ |
| 24.03.2025 – 29.04.2025 * ² |
| 14.05.2025 – 19.06.2025 * ¹ |
| 18.06.2025 – 22.07.2025 * ¹ |
| 13.08.2025 – 16.09.2025 * ¹ |
| 14.10.2025 – 18.11.2025 * ² |
| 24.11.2025 – 08.01.2026 * ¹ |
This B1 intensive German course is an Hybrid-Course, which means that you can visit it online or face to face.
* The course dates shown on the website are non-binding planning dates. It is possible that the course cannot take place on the specified date. In this case, you will be given an alternative date as soon as possible.
For our German course in Germany you will need following books:
- B1 Aspekte Neu Lehrbuch: https://www.klett-sprachen.de/aspekte-neu-b1-plus/t-1/9783126050166
- B1 Aspekte Neu Arbeitsbuch: https://www.klett-sprachen.de/aspekte-neu-b1-plus/t-1/9783126050173
Join our B1 level German course
- Review and practice past tenses
- Verbs with complements
- Separable and inseparable verbs and their use in different sentence types
- n-declension
- Formation of plural forms of nouns
- Correct use of adjective declension (without memorizing tables)
- Declined comparative and superlative forms
- Connectors and sentence structure (subordinate clauses, main clauses, main clauses with inversion)
- Infinitive with and without zu (to)
- Modal verbs: in-depth practice
- People and their dreams
- Friendship in the modern world
- Everyday heroes
- Fortune and misfortune
- Feeling at home
- Homelessness
- Hotels
- Moving out of the parental home
- Health, healthy and sustainable eating
- Reducing stress
- Leisure and games
- Adventure stories
- A trip to Switzerland
- Lifelong learning
- Learning with modern media
- Learning strategies and tips for better information retention
- Describe people, name human characteristics
- (Re-)tell and write stories
- Talk about your own dreams
- Lead discussions, as well as discuss statements and text content
- Present famous people
- Write formal and semi-formal emails
- Write recipes
- Describe personal preferences
- Compose coherent texts
- Find, analyze, and formulate pro and con arguments
- Analyze and describe graphs
- Understand longer interviews, news reports, and announcements
- Persuade and advise others
- Report on a film
- Plan projects
- Speak clearly and understandably
- Future I for future events, assumptions, and requests
- Verbs with prepositions and prepositional adverbs
- Reflexive verbs
- Relative clauses (including with genitive relative pronouns)
- Final clauses (um…zu and damit)
- Konjunktiv II and its functions
- Temporal clauses
- Temporal prepositions
- Passive voice (present and past)
- Local prepositions (including with the genitive case)
- Career aspirations, business ideas
- Job applications
- Living with two professions, career changes
- Family structures, dating, love stories
- Shopping options
- Product development
- Consumer society
- Complaints and advertising
- World travel and package tours
- Work camps
- Complaints and claims
- Environment and animals
- Environmental and water pollution
- Talk about your own plans
- Present a business idea
- Apply for a job
- Describe people’s career paths
- Write responses to forum posts and radio programs
- Name advantages and disadvantages
- Read and understand an authentic novel and related comments
- Evaluate and present products
- Participate in discussion rounds
- Make complaints and claims
- Discuss and summarize results
- Properly analyze travel offers
- Describe and evaluate environmental projects
- Prepare and deliver a presentation
- Successfully complete typical tasks from the B1 telc exams
