Learn Real German for Nurses – Exam Trainer for telc Deutsch B1·B2 Pflege – Class Licence (1 teacher, up to 30 learners)

You speak German at work. Now you need the certificate.

This trainer prepares nurses and care workers for telc Deutsch B1·B2 Pflege, the nursing German exam that many internationally trained nurses take on the way to professional recognition in Germany. It shows you how every part of the exam works, gives you four complete model tests, and explains every answer in English.

Inside

• A clear guide to the exam: the parts, the timing, the scoring, and which scores give a B1 or a B2 certificate
• Step-by-step strategies for Listening, Reading, Language Elements, Writing and Speaking, each with guided practice
• Four model tests set in a hospital ward, a care home, a surgical ward and home care, each with its own answer sheet
• All 236 items explained in English: why the right answer is right and why each wrong option is wrong
• Model reports at B1 and B2 level for every writing task, and recorded speaking models for every test
• 85 audio tracks included: exam mode (played once, with the pauses built in) and practice mode for replaying
• A Toolkit with 265 exam words by care situation, report templates, phrase banks, self-scoring sheets and a plan for the last week

Who it is for: nurses and care workers trained outside Germany whose German is at or near B1 and who want the B2 certificate, studying on their own or alongside a course. Instructions and explanations are in English.

Audio included: scan the QR code in the book to stream every track or download the ZIP files. No account needed.

What you get: the ebook as a DRM-free EPUB file (opens in Apple Books, Kobo, Google Play Books and most ebook apps, and you can send it to your Kindle with Amazon's Send to Kindle), plus the printable A4 answer sheet as a PDF.

Independent practice material. This book is not produced, endorsed or approved by telc gGmbH. All texts, tasks, model tests and recordings were written for this book and are not taken from any telc exam. Recognition rules differ between federal states: check with your recognition authority.