At the end of the integration course, exams await, and many do not know exactly which ones. There are two, one on language and one on orientation knowledge. Here you learn what is coming.
Which exam at the end of the integration course?
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An integration course consists of a language course and an orientation course. Accordingly, there are two final tests: the language test, that is the German Test for Immigrants, and the test “Leben in Deutschland” (Life in Germany) for the orientation course. More on the language part is in German Test for Immigrants.
The language part in detail
The language test covers levels A2 and B1 and consists of a written and an oral part. For citizenship, B1 is often important, more on this in B1 for citizenship. How a telc B1 exam runs is shown in telc B1 exam: procedure.
How to prepare
Targeted B1 practice helps you in the language part. A full overview is given by the page on the telc B1 exam, and a classification of the certificates by which German certificate do I need.
The bottom line
The integration course ends with two tests: the language test and the test “Leben in Deutschland”. Whoever aims for B1 in the language part prepares best specifically for it.
