German course
German B2
People who already have B1 and need B2 for demanding professions, specialist work, or as a step towards C1 for a German university.
- Starting level
- B1 reached, or the B1 course completed.
- Target on finishing
- Reach level B2: understand the main ideas of complex texts, including specialist ones, and talk fluently with native speakers.
CEFR B2
- Fee
- On request
- Duration
- 4 months
- Format
- Group class, 3–5 students
- Mock tests
- —

Who it is for
Who this course is for
These four groups describe the people already on this course. If none of them quite fits you, that is fine — the consultation is there to say which course does.
Professions requiring B2
Some fields, such as nursing, usually ask for B2.
Specialist work
You need to read documents and discuss your field in German.
Preparing for university
A stepping stone to the C1 level (TestDaF, DSH) German-taught degrees usually require.
Outcomes
What you come away with
Not the syllabus listed a second time, but what is left once the course has finished.

Advanced grammar
Passive with modal verbs, Konjunktiv I, nominalisation.
Reading specialist texts
Follow the main ideas and arguments of articles, reports and work documents.
Argumentative writing
An opinion piece with claims, counter-arguments and a conclusion.
Fluent discussion
Take part in discussions, negotiate and present a specialist topic.
Syllabus
What you study
Everything the course covers, grouped. The order and the weight of each part are adjusted after each student's entry test.
Advanced grammar
- Passive with modal verbs
- Konjunktiv I and reported speech
- Nominalisation and written style
- Extended participle constructions
Specialist vocabulary
- Work and vocational training
- Health and care
- Environment, society, media
Academic writing and speaking
- Argumentative essays and comments
- Formal letters and complaints
- Presentations and debate
B2 exam practice
- Goethe-Zertifikat B2 and telc Deutsch B2 formats
- Mock tests for each module
- Marking against the exam criteria
How we teach
The six steps behind every Wobridge course
These six steps apply to every course we run, on every programme. What changes from course to course is how much weight each step carries — noted directly under the list.
Entry assessment
A test across all four skills before placement, so we know where a student stands and what is missing.
Learning path
The target broken into stages with checkpoints, rather than a single number waiting at the end of the course.
Practice
Every lesson includes work done in class; theory never occupies a lesson on its own.
Feedback
Writing and speaking marked against the assessment criteria of the exam being prepared, with each fault attached to a named criterion.
Progress tracking
Results are recorded skill by skill through the course, so it is visible which part is moving and which is not.
Mock test
A paper sat in the real format and to the real timings, then talked through afterwards.

Details
Course details
- Fee
- On request
- Duration
- 4 months
- Format
- Group class, 3–5 students
- Mock tests
- —
- Class size
- —
The fee covers the whole course — there is no separate charge for materials or for the mock test.
What is included
- Syllabus aligned with CEFR level B2
- Detailed correction of argumentative writing
- Discussion and topic presentation practice
- Mock tests in the Goethe and telc B2 formats
- Advice on moving up to C1 for university applicants
Side by side
How it compares
This table reads from the same data as the details above, so the numbers can never disagree.
| Course | CEFR | Fee | Duration | Format | Mock tests |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| German A1 | A1 | On request | 3 months | Group class, 3–5 students | — |
| German A2 | A2 | On request | 3 months | Group class, 3–5 students | — |
| German B1 | B1 | On request | 4 months | Group class, 3–5 students | — |
| German B2 | B2 | On request | 4 months | Group class, 3–5 students | — |
Next step
Not sure this is the right course?
A one-to-one consultation measures where you are now, agrees a target and recommends the course that fits — before you pay for anything.