Online B1 English Test with CEFR Certificate
Take the B1 exam online on the computer – Bellamundo B1 Certificate
Take your B1 exam online with us via Zoom with our B1 test online and receive a B1 certificate upon successful completion. The B1 test is certified according to the ISO29992 quality standard. The reference system is the CEFR. Simply select a date and register for the B1 exam.
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Structure of the exam
Each exam consists of listening comprehension, reading
comprehension, language modules, free text task and
oral examination.
comprehension, language modules, free text task and
oral examination.
| Designation | Audited area of competence | Time [min] | Points |
| Listening Comprehension 1/3 | global listening | ca. 10 | 25 |
| Listening Comprehension2/3 | detailed listening | ca. 10 | 25 |
| Listening Comprehension3/3 | selective listening | ca. 10 | 25 |
| Reading Comprehension 1/3 | global reading | 8 | 25 |
| Reading Comprehension 2/3 | selective reading | 8 | 25 |
| Reading Comprehension 3/3 | selective reading | 10 | 25 |
| Language blocks 1/2 | Grammar | 8 | 15 |
| Language blocks 2/2 | Lexic | 8 | 15 |
| Written expression | Writing skills | 20 | 45 |
| Oral examination 1 | Speaking Competence | ca. 5 | 15 |
| Oral examination 2 | Interaction competence | ca. 5 | 30 |
| Oral examination 3 | Argumentation competence | ca. 5 | 30 |
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European Framework of Reference
for languages
The examinations are based on the CEFR, the
European Framework of Reference for Languages.
European Framework of Reference for Languages.
A1 (beginner): At CEFR level A1, candidates are absolute beginners in the German language. This level aims to teach basic language skills. The exams cover simple and everyday topics, such as introducing people, ordering food in a restaurant or asking for basic information. Candidates are expected to understand short, simple sentences and answer simple questions..
A2 (elementary knowledge): CEFR level A2 is aimed at people who already have a basic knowledge of German. Examinations at this level include the ability to hold longer conversations on familiar topics, understand short texts and exchange personal information. Candidates should be able to communicate in everyday situations in German, even if their vocabulary and grammar are still limited.
B1 (independent use of language): At CEFR level B1, candidates should already be able to use the German language independently. The exams at this level cover a wider range of topics and require the ability to communicate in more complex everyday situations. Candidates should be able to understand longer texts, write short texts and hold comfortable conversations, be it when shopping, at work or in social contexts.
B2 (advanced language use): CEFR level B2 requires advanced German language skills. Examinations at this level focus on the ability to hold complex conversations, understand longer texts, produce written work and use the German language in professional contexts. Candidates should be able to exchange differentiated opinions and convey complex information.
C1 (advanced knowledge): CEFR level C1 corresponds to a very advanced language level. At this level, candidates are able to understand demanding texts, write academic papers, give professional presentations and hold complex discussions. The examinations at C1 level require in-depth language skills and the ability to master the German language at a high level, whether at work or at university.
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