goethe c1 – Course

COURSE DESCRIPTION

The homestudies Goethe-Certificate C1 course is for all those who want maximum learning success within the shortest possible time. After this course you will be ready for the Goethe C1 examination. The lessons are held via video chat on Skype. Your native-speaking and certified teacher can respond to your individual needs during online private lessons.

COURSE CONTENT FOR GOETHE-ZERTIFIKAT C1

The course is tailored to your needs and exam preparation. Your teacher will prepare you specifically and individually for the four areas of the Goethe C1 examination. You will receive individual support in the areas of oral communication, listening comprehension, writing and reading comprehension.

AFTER THE GOETHE-ZERTIFIKAT C1 COURSE YOU WILL BE ABLE TO:

• Write complex essays and structure them clearly.
• Speak fluently and in a natural way.
• Express opinions and thoughts clearly.
• Describe situations clearly.
• Understand radio broadcasts and lectures effortlessly.

The Goethe-Zertifikat C1 is suitable for all those who wish to demonstrate their very good knowledge of German with a certificate. The Goethe C1 level certifies that the graduate has a very good knowledge of German. The Goethe-Zertifikat is a good certificate of proficiency for every non-native speaker and enhances every application.

GOETHE C1 PREPARATION AND GOETHE C1 EXAM

homestudies offers you targeted preparation for the internationally recognised Goethe C1 certificate. The Goethe C1 examination consists of a written part and an oral part. The written part of the Goethe C1 examination takes 190 minutes and consists of reading, listening and writing modules. The oral examination lasts 10 to 15 minutes and consists of an interview (in pairs or individually), a free presentation of your own opinions as well as answering questions.

Written examination: 190 minutes

• Reading comprehension (review, non-fiction texts, comments)
• Listening comprehension (telephone calls, interviews, radio reports, conversations)
• Writing (detailed essay on a topic)

Oral examination: 10 or 15 minutes

• Interview and statement on a text (2 candidates)