The is a globally recognised exam for adults that certifies basic German skills at the first level (A1) of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). It is frequently used to provide proof of language ability for visa applications for spousal reunification. Exam Structure & Scoring
Group exam: self-introduction, asking/answering everyday questions, and making requests. 100 points (75 for written, 25 for oral). GOETHE-ZERTIFIKAT A1 START DEUTSCH 1 - Goethe-I...
Filling out a simple form and writing a short (30-word) email or letter. (Speaking) The is a globally recognised exam for adults
The exam takes roughly and is divided into four modules, each weighted equally at 25% of the total score. Hören (Listening) Short dialogues, announcements, and voice messages. Lesen (Reading) Short notes, advertisements, signs, and public notices. Schreiben (Writing) 100 points (75 for written, 25 for oral)
To succeed, you should focus on basic "survival" German skills: Goethe-Zertifikat A1: Start Deutsch 1 - Goethe-Institut USA
A total of 60 points (60%) is required to pass. There is typically no minimum score required for individual modules. Key Preparation Topics