Find your thread
Choose your board and level, then follow one topic from the full format into focused preparation. Each topic hub gathers its articles and the study plan, speaking and writing pages that belong with them.
Six topic hubs: German exams in India, which German exam, and one preparation hub each for Goethe A1, Goethe A2, telc A1 and telc A2.
Articles retired into a study plan or a compare page are not listed twice; their hub points at the live page instead.
The Goethe A2 hub holds two live articles, the practice-test guide and the Hören training article, plus the Goethe A2 study plan, speaking topics, writing samples and exam guide. Read the practice-test article first, then the Hören article, then open the four-week plan.
Choose a recognised board, understand the certificate rules, learn the format and check live booking details. Two live articles.
GoethetelcA1indiabookingOpen
How to get an A1 German certificate in India: recognised boards, visa rules, preparation and where to check live booking details.
GoethetelcA1indiabookingOpenGuides built on the official A1 format: every part, the real timing and the 60 of 100 pass mark. One live article.
GoetheA1HörenLesenSchreibenSprechenOpenWhere to take an A1 practice test online that matches the real Goethe exam: every part and question count, and how to practise it free.
GoetheA1HörenLesenpracticeOpenGuides that follow the official telc A1 format: every part, the timing and the 36 of 60 pass mark. Its guides now live on the telc A1 mock exam and Sprechen pages.
telcA1HörenLesenSchreibenSprechenOpenWhat a telc A1 practice test contains, part by part: the questions, timing and points in each section, the playback rules, and how to use one well.
telcA1HörenLesenSchreibenSprechenpracticeOpenThe telc A1 speaking test part by part: introduce yourself, ask and give information, make requests, with timing, points and what examiners want.
telcA1SprechenOpenThe numbers
How to use it
Step 1: Pick the one hub for your board and level and ignore the others for the week. Treat it as a thread to follow rather than a reading list.
Step 2: Start with the hub's format article, the one that walks the paper part by part, and copy the part order onto your study card.
Step 3: Pair each skill article with a practice run at the same board and level on the same day, so the article's advice meets a real task while it is fresh.
Step 4: Before the week ends, open the study plan the hub links and check that the week's focus line matches what the articles told you.
Step 5: When a hub has no article yet, use its study plan, exam guide and the speaking and writing pages. The format is already there; the article is commentary.
Step 6: Use the two decision hubs only once, before you book. After that, your exam hub is the only thread that matters.
Choose your target
Cells carry the level tone and the live state. Pick one and the button keeps your board and level.
Hover or tap a cell to keep its board and level in the button.
Questions
telc A1 Practice Test: What to Expect walks the paper part by part: three Hören parts with 15 questions, a shared 45-minute Lesen and Schreiben block, and the group oral exam. telc A1 Sprechen: The Three Parts Explained takes the oral exam on its own: introduce yourself, ask and give information, make requests, with the timing and points of each part. The exam guide the hub links carries the 36 of 60 mark.
Both hold two live articles. The India hub's thread ends at a booking decision rather than a paper, while the telc A1 hub links a study plan, speaking topics, writing samples and an exam guide, so it is the one to copy for your own exam.
One page that gathers every article, study plan, speaking and writing page and exam guide for one board and level, or for one decision such as which exam to take.
Their first articles were retired into the study plans and compare pages, so the hub points at those live pages instead of listing a redirect. New articles join the hub as they publish.
The blog publishes three English articles a week during the current program, and each one joins its topic hub on the day it goes live.
Their preparation lives in the exam guides, the eight-week study plans and the speaking and writing pages. A B1 or B2 hub opens with its first published article.
The articles are in English with the German exam terms kept, such as Hören, Lesen, Schreiben, Sprechen and Teil. German-language versions are a later phase.
Sprachpass does, from the official model papers and exam rules already used across the site. Every exam number in an article carries its source.
Their old URLs redirect permanently to the study plan or compare page that replaced them, so a saved link still lands on a live page.
Each hub links the practice route for its board and level. Read the format article, then take the same part into a practice run the same day.
The exam guide is the reference for one paper: modules, timing, pass marks and the booking hand-off. The topic hub is the reading thread around that paper: its articles, its study plan and its speaking and writing pages, gathered in one place.
Yes. The site search in the header indexes every published article and every topic hub, and the blog index lists the articles newest first.
Sources: The Sprachpass blog corpus and its retired-article list, the official telc A1 test behind the featured hub, and the page manifest.
Ready when you are
Pick the hub for your board and level, read its format article, and open the exam guide that carries the same paper.
