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telc Deutsch B1·B2 Pflege · for nurses

Pass telc B1·B2 Pflege — it is decided in the speaking exam

Score below B1 in speaking and you get no certificate at all, however well you did in reading, listening and writing. Speaking carries 100 of the 179 marks. It is also the part you have nobody in India to practise with.

What you get

• 3 full mock exams in the real exam format — timed, the way exam day is timed.
• Your writing and speaking are marked. The two parts that decide whether you pass, and the two a self-study course leaves you to judge for yourself.
• A daily plan that starts at your weakest skill, not at lesson one.
• An honest answer to "am I ready?" — including when the answer is no. That verdict is free and stays free.

What makes this exam different

• Speaking is a threshold, not a grade. Below B1 in the oral exam there is no certificate, whatever your written result. Here you practise it out loud and it is marked.
• It is ward German, not everyday German. Handover, team meeting, a phone call with the doctor, care planning by AEDL — not holidays and shopping.
• Writing means writing a report. An admission or biography report, 120 to 170 words, as it goes in the file. Every text you write is corrected.
• Every clinical word is glossed in your language. 2,262 terms with English, Malayalam, Hindi, Tamil and Gujarati meanings.

Who it is for

• Nurses with a signed job offer in Germany
• Recognition as a Pflegefachfrau or Pflegefachmann
• Clinical German, not general B1 or B2

What it costs

₹2,499 · one payment, 90 days of access, no subscription

The exam is dual-level: your score decides whether the certificate is issued at B1 or at B2. A weak speaking exam does not cost you a grade — it costs you the certificate.

Free, without paying: the clinical vocabulary, the practice, one full mock exam and an honest verdict on whether you are ready — plus 1 piece of writing and 1 speaking answer marked by the AI examiner.