DTZ A1 Listening Exercises

More Information About the DTZ A1 Listening Exam

The listening comprehension section of the German Test for Immigrants (DTZ) is an important part of the written exam. Although the DTZ officially assesses language proficiency at levels A2–B1, participants with lower language skills can also receive a recognized A1 certificate. Our online platform offers targeted A1 listening exercises with solutions, transcripts, and clear explanations to help you prepare effectively.

Duration and Structure of the Listening Exam

The listening test lasts about 25 minutes. All audio recordings are played only once, which requires a high level of concentration. There are a total of 25 tasks divided into four sections.

• Part 1: Short messages such as SMS or notices – True/False questions
• Part 2: Matching advertisements, such as housing or job offers
• Part 3: Short informational texts with multiple-choice questions
• Part 4: One longer audio text with matching statements

Common Topics in the A1 Listening Exam

• Appointments, opening hours, and doctor visits
• Directions and public transportation
• Phone calls, invitations, and everyday situations
• Looking for housing, courses, or leisure activities

What the Listening Section Tests

• Understanding simple spoken language
• Identifying important information
• Correctly matching statements and content

How Our Platform Helps with Preparation

• Listening exercises in the style of the official DTZ exam
• Solutions and easy-to-understand explanations for every task
• Transcripts for each audio to support comprehension
• Available online anytime and free of charge – even on your smartphone

Start preparing for the listening part of the DTZ now. With our exercises, you will learn safely, effectively, and flexibly – for a successful result in your German exam.