Goethe
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The oral A2 exam from the Goethe-Institut is aimed at learners who want to engage in simple everyday conversations in German. It is part of the official German language certification and assesses basic speaking skills.
The Goethe A2 Speaking Exam is a recognized test for German learners at level A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference. It evaluates whether candidates can exchange simple information in familiar situations and participate in short conversations.
This exam is organized by the Goethe-Institut – a globally active German cultural institution. It offers exams in over 90 countries and works with trained examiners who follow standardized criteria.
The A2 Speaking Exam is suitable for:
The goal is to assess communication ability in everyday contexts. The exam is often required for residence permits or job applications. It also helps learners see their language progress clearly.
The exam lasts about 15 minutes and is usually taken in pairs. It consists of three parts:
There is a short preparation time before the exam begins to review the tasks.
Compared to the B1 exam, the A2 version is simpler. A2 requires short and clear sentences, while B1 candidates are expected to express opinions, give reasons, and respond flexibly in a conversation.
Two trained examiners assess the performance. They focus on:
Scores are combined, and both candidates must reach a minimum number of points to pass. Making some mistakes is acceptable – communication is the key factor.
Olena, the founder of this platform, has supported learners for many years on their path to passing German exams. She develops practical exercises together with teachers and examiners from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and other countries.
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