telc German B2 Speaking Practice
telc German B2 Speaking Practice
Choose a Teil to start practising speaking for your telc German B2 exam.
Teil 1 - Über Erfahrungen sprechen (Talking About Experiences)
Goal: Über Erfahrungen sprechen (Talking About Experiences)
Teil 2 - Diskussion (Discussion)
Goal: Diskussion (Discussion)
Teil 3 - Gemeinsam etwas planen (Planning Together)
Goal: Gemeinsam etwas planen (Planning Together)
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about the exam!
The TELC B2 Mündlicher Ausdruck (Speaking) module takes approximately 15 minutes with a 20-minute preparation phase. The exam is conducted in pairs and consists of three parts: Teil 1 (Über Erfahrungen sprechen) where you talk about a personal experience for 1½ minutes, Teil 2 (Diskussion) where you discuss a controversial topic, and Teil 3 (Gemeinsam etwas planen) where you plan an activity together with your partner.
In Teil 1, you choose one topic from seven options: a book you have read, a film you have watched, a trip you have taken, a music event you attended, a sports event you attended, an important person in your life, or an important experience you have had.
You speak for about 1½ minutes about your chosen topic using the prompts as guidance. After your presentation, your partner asks you questions about your topic. Then your partner presents their topic while you listen carefully and prepare questions.
Teil 2 tests your ability to discuss a controversial topic. You need to state your opinion, defend it with arguments, listen to your partner's viewpoint, and respond appropriately. Common topics include technology in education, work-life balance, environmental issues, or social media.
In Teil 3, you and your partner plan an activity or event together. You make suggestions, respond to your partner's ideas, negotiate, and reach a final decision. Example tasks include organizing a farewell party, planning a company outing, or arranging a group trip.
Practice speaking about personal experiences using the seven topic categories. Prepare useful phrases for giving opinions, agreeing/disagreeing, and making suggestions. Practice with a partner to simulate the exam format. Focus on speaking naturally and interacting genuinely rather than reciting prepared texts.

