Analyze complex factual texts
Structure, thesis, evidence, technical vocabulary, and information density.
- 1Concept and language input
- 2Guided skill practice
- 3Applied communication task
- 4Feedback and checkpoint
Communicate precisely and spontaneously across academic, professional, social, and complex real-world contexts.
Choose B2 after a secure B1 foundation and regular experience using German beyond rehearsed situations.
Explain complex ideas, follow authentic media, collaborate professionally, and respond with greater precision.
Develop the analysis, speed, register, argument, and interaction control expected in B2 certification tasks.
Each module contains four guided lesson slots. Published lesson material becomes available only after review and authorized enrollment.
Structure, thesis, evidence, technical vocabulary, and information density.
Tone, stance, implication, rhetorical choices, and competing arguments.
Reports, policies, correspondence, abstracts, and data commentary.
Cross-text synthesis, inference, speed, distractors, and exam simulation.
Thesis, paragraph logic, evidence, comparison, and precise connectors.
Register, diplomacy, escalation, proposals, and documentation.
Evaluation, counterarguments, recommendations, summaries, and conclusions.
Timed tasks, cohesion, lexical precision, editing, and full mock papers.
Argument structure, examples, stance, and selective notes.
Meetings, negotiation, presentations, disagreement, and decisions.
Tone, implicit attitude, idiomatic language, and competing viewpoints.
Inference, synthesis, fast speech, distractors, and exam simulation.
Signposting, examples, emphasis, precision, and audience questions.
Proposals, objections, compromise, clarification, and decisions.
Nuanced stance, counterargument, reformulation, and interaction control.
Individual presentation, partner discussion, fluency, and full mock exams.
Tell us what you already know, your target, and the time you can study each week.