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Independent speakingExpress opinions, explain experiences and handle discussions.
Connected writingDevelop organised emails, letters and opinion-based texts.
Four-module preparationPractise B1 listening, reading, writing and speaking tasks.
Trainer feedbackReceive guidance on communication, accuracy and exam strategy.
Course overview
What this course is designed to help you achieve
German B1 marks the transition to independent language use. Learners develop the ability to understand clear standard German, take part in conversations, express opinions, narrate experiences and produce connected texts. Training combines grammar, vocabulary and practical communication with structured preparation for B1-level modules.
Medcity learning systemLearn, practise, review and progress through one connected course experience.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the course, you should be able to
01
Understand the main points of clear standard German on familiar topics.
02
Participate in conversations and handle many situations while travelling.
03
Describe experiences, events, goals and plans in connected language.
04
Express and support opinions using suitable reasons and examples.
05
Write structured personal and semi-formal texts for common purposes.
06
Approach B1 examination modules with better strategy and confidence.
Course curriculum
A structured learning path
Module details may be refined according to the current batch, examination changes and learner requirements.
01Building independent communicationReview A2 and strengthen connected sentence structures.
A2 consolidation
Connectors and clause structure
Narrating events and experiences
Vocabulary expansion and paraphrasing
02Society, education and workDiscuss familiar social, academic and professional topics.
Education and career
Workplace communication
Technology and media
Social issues and everyday viewpoints
03Opinions, problems and solutionsDevelop argument, explanation and problem-solving language.
Expressing opinions
Reasons, examples and comparisons
Making suggestions and responding
Complaints and practical solutions
04Writing and presentation skillsProduce more organised texts and spoken presentations.
Formal and informal emails
Opinion and experience texts
Presentation structure
Discussion and follow-up questions
05B1 examination preparationIntegrate skills under level-appropriate timed conditions.
Listening and reading strategies
Writing planning and correction
Speaking presentations and partner tasks
Mock modules, review and improvement planning
Enrolment and access
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1Complete your enrolment
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2Receive confirmation
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3Enrolment verification
Our course team reviews your enrolment and contacts you if any additional information is required.
4Start learning
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Ideal learners
Who this course is for
Learners who have completed German A2 or have equivalent ability
Students and professionals requiring independent German
Nurses and Ausbildung applicants progressing towards B2
Learners preparing for Goethe, telc or ÖSD B1 examinations
People planning to live, study or work in a German-speaking environment
Before you join
Course requirements
German A2 completion or equivalent language ability.
Stable internet and a suitable learning device.
A microphone and headphones for speaking practice.
Commitment to regular speaking, writing and revision.
Frequently asked questions
Important information before you enrol
What level should I have before joining B1?
You should have completed A2 or have equivalent ability across basic grammar, vocabulary and all four language skills.
Does B1 include presentation practice?
Yes. The course develops presentation, discussion and partner-task skills alongside listening, reading and writing.
Will my writing be corrected?
Writing practice includes trainer guidance and correction according to the course and batch plan.
Is B1 enough for all German study or work pathways?
Requirements vary by institution, employer and pathway. Learners should verify the exact language level required for their goal.
What is the next level after B1?
The next CEFR level is German B2, which develops more complex and professional communication.