Our courses will prepare you for the ÖSD exams. At the end of each course we will conduct a practice test. The official exams take place at a partner school. We will provide you with the needed contact information.
Our courses are specifically designed to help you prepare for the ÖSD exams, although taking an official exam is not required unless you need it. You can choose to enroll in our language courses without needing to take a test. For each language level, after completing every second part (e.g., A1.2 or A2.2), we offer a practice test to help you assess your progress. Upon finishing the course, you will receive a certificate of attendance from us, confirming your participation.
If you wish to take an official ÖSD exam, it is held at a separate location for an additional fee. We are happy to assist you in scheduling the exam date if needed. ÖSD exams are internationally recognized and range from A1 to C2 levels. These exams are structured according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR), ensuring they align with widely accepted language proficiency standards.
In 2019, the ÖSD exams underwent an update, introducing a more flexible format that allows candidates to take different modules either individually or in combination, except for the ÖSD Integration exams. For example, the exams that consist of two modules—Written (Reading, Listening, Writing) and Oral (Speaking)—can be taken separately or together. On the other hand, exams such as the ÖSD Zertifikat B1 and ÖSD Zertifikat C2 include four modules (Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking) and can also be completed individually or in combination.
Further Questions
The most important thing is to speak from the beginning, as simple as that sounds.
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With the standard course, you complete half a language level (e.g. A1/1) within one month. With the intensive course, you complete an entire language level (e.g. A1 = A1/1 + A1/2) within one month.
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The duration of your German language education program depends on the level you start from and the level you want to achieve. A German course at our language school can last from 4 weeks to 8 months.
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Speaking is the key – Conversational German courses in Vienna
The Deutschzentrum Wien offers an excellent opportunity to learn the German language in a practical and communicative environment. Speaking is the main focus of the courses and makes up at least half of the lessons. This makes the courses ideal for anyone who wants to actively improve their language skills.
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Listening comprehension is one of the four key skills in B2-level German instruction and plays a crucial role in language acquisition. The following explains in detail what types of listening texts are used in the B2 course, what linguistic features characterize these texts, how to practice listening comprehension effectively, and which sources are particularly suitable.
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If you are attending a German course at B2 level, speaking is the main focus. At this stage, it's no longer just about making yourself understood or exchanging simple information. Now you learn how to express your own opinion on various topics clearly and convincingly. It is especially important to remain polite and objective – even when disagreeing with someone or offering criticism. In the course, you will learn how to do this best, which expressions can help you, and how to structure your arguments.
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Reading is one of the skills you will further develop in the B2 course. It is not about literary texts or poetry, but rather factual texts. These texts are often written in a journalistic or scientific style and deal with current or relevant topics from society, politics, science, or everyday life. In order to understand and make use of these texts successfully, it is important to develop a targeted strategy and to practice regularly.
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Many people learn German so that they can work in their profession in Germany or Austria. How good does your German have to be in order to use it at work?
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At Deutschzentrum Wien, you can complete a level in one month, which means, for example, the entire beginner level A1 in four weeks. How do we make this possible?
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