ゲーテB1スピーキング＆ライティング試験合格法 – 無料説明会 – Free Webinar via Zoom

Join Our Free Info Session!

Preparing for the Goethe B1 exam? The Sprechen (speaking) and Schreiben (writing) modules can be challenging — and pass rates in some regions are surprisingly low.

This free info session will show you exactly what examiners expect and how you can dramatically improve your performance.

In this 45-minute session, you will learn:

• How to avoid the most common B1 mistakes (especially for Japanese learners)
• How to structure your writing so it meets Goethe criteria
• What a successful B1 speaking response sounds like
• How to practise effectively — even on your own
• Recommended timelines and daily routines

Whether you're just starting out or prepping to ace it, come join us and get all your questions answered.

You’ll also receive a FREE short practice task and a PDF with useful phrases after the session.

Who is this session for?

This session is ideal for:

• Learners at A2+ or B1 level
• Students preparing for a Goethe B1 exam
• Learners who want to improve speaking fluency and writing accuracy
• Japanese learners who want explanations in clear English
• Anyone who wants a structured and effective plan to finally pass B1

Spaces are limited to keep the session interactive.

Register now to secure your spot!

Format & Practical Information

• Duration: 45 minutes
• Language: English (examples in German)
• Platform: Zoom Meeting
• Fee: Free of charge
• Bonus: Participants receive a mini-writing task + phrase list

About your teacher
I specialise in B1/B2 exam preparation and have more than 25 years of teaching experience. I also work with learners at all levels from A1 to C2, including tailored German for professionals (project managers, doctors, financial experts).
Aside some European languages, I studied Japanese and Korean, so I’m very familiar with the challenges learners from different linguistic backgrounds face — especially with pronunciation, sentence structure, and writing tasks.

This session will be offered on Zoom to make it accessible for learners worldwide.