Without a plan, you quickly lose your way when learning. A good study plan gives you structure and shows you every day what to do. Here you create it step by step.
How to create a study plan for the telc exam
How ready are you really?
Your Ready-Score shows you in a mock exam where you stand today. Free, no risk.
- Set your goal and date: which level by when?
- Determine your starting level: where do you stand today?
- Plan your time realistically: how many hours per week are doable?
- Divide up the skills: reading, listening, writing, speaking and vocabulary get fixed slots.
- Schedule mock exams: that way you regularly measure your progress.
How much time you should roughly plan for is shown in how long to reach B1.
Sticking with the plan
Fixed study times, small units and visible progress keep you on the ball. With vocabulary, learning vocabulary effectively helps, with staying on track staying motivated, and for the end the last 7 days.
Preparation
How the exam runs is shown on the page on the telc B1 exam.
The bottom line
A study plan of goal, level, time, skills and mock exams makes learning plannable. Stick with it with fixed units, then you go into the exam prepared.
