One live class a week with your teacher, plus a digital classroom that is open day and night. That is how you go from your first words to the official B2 certificate — the proof the recognition authority and your future employer want to see.
You are a nurse, MT-R, MT-L, physiotherapist, ATA, OTA or doctor — and German is the next step. We start with the alphabet and take you level by level to B2.
You understand a fair amount and want the official B2 in your hand — the certificate your professional recognition asks for. We start from the level you are at today.
For a position through MyGermanWay you travel with B1 or above. This program takes you there — and then on to B2.
The live class is the only fixed appointment. The rest of your study you distribute according to your availability, so the program fits your current situation while you prepare the certificate that sets your recognition in motion. About five hours a week keeps you in step with your group; every additional hour brings your exam date closer.
You work through the lesson on your own: video, vocabulary with audio, grammar and self-correcting exercises. You arrive at the session with the content absorbed, and the 60 live minutes are devoted entirely to speaking practice.
In a small group you take part several times in every session, with correction on the spot. After a year you face the interview with the confidence to speak, as well as to understand.
Written text with correction, pronunciation, review and practice test. Greater commitment brings your exam forward, and the lessons ahead are already available in the classroom.
Exam simulations and exercises at every level, and the telc, Goethe or ÖSD B2 trained part by part, at your own pace and with the exam date in view from the start.
The recording is available to you for three months, to catch up on a session or review it before moving on.
A single fixed hour a week. The rest of your study you organise at the times that fit your week best, from wherever you are.
In a small group you take part in every session and receive immediate correction: the skill that decides the interview and the daily work on the ward.
Classes are taught with explanations in English, and the tutor in the digital classroom answers any question in your own language the moment it arises.
On reaching B2, the specialised German course for your specialty prepares you for communication with patients and colleagues from your first day at work.
Five hours a week keeps you in step with your group; greater commitment brings your exam forward and shortens the road to Germany.
Four levels, 12 lessons each. The program is designed as twelve months — from the level your placement test shows to the official B2 exam.
Pronunciation, introducing yourself, numbers, appointments, the way to work. From the first lesson you speak in full sentences.
Housing, shopping, health, the body and symptoms — the vocabulary you will hear in the team on day one.
Describing what happened, giving reasons for an opinion, handling a phone call. With B1 you travel to Germany through MyGermanWay.
Complex texts, clear opinions and all four exam parts trained — up to the exam with telc, Goethe or ÖSD.
The language program is built together with KlinikDeutsch, the German school for healthcare professions. From there come the digital classroom, the tutor inside it and the experience in exam preparation; from MyGermanWay comes the view of what recognition authorities and clinics want to see in the end.
For placed professionals the employer-pays principle continues to apply: your future employer covers your language preparation and the placement stays free for you, exactly as the RAL quality mark for fair recruitment requires. You discuss your route in the portal.
This language program is for everyone who wants to take the step to B2 now and under their own steam — with or without a position, with or without an ongoing procedure.
The classroom, the live classes and the registration sit with KlinikDeutsch, our partner school for healthcare professions. There you will find the monthly fee, the levels and the registration form.
You take the placement test and find out which level you join. That is where your twelve-month plan to the official B2 exam starts.
All groups start together in October. Your classroom opens as soon as you register, so you can begin before the first live class.
You register for the official B2 exam yourself at the exam centre, where its own fee applies. The training for that exam runs inside the program.
Yes. The only fixed point is the one-hour live class per week; it is scheduled in the evening or at the weekend and agreed with your group. The other five hours you spend in the classroom whenever you can. And every live class is recorded and available to you for three months.
Yes. Level A1 begins with the alphabet and pronunciation. Explanations come in your own language so you can follow from the first minute, and the share of German grows with every level.
The program is designed as twelve months, with 12 lessons per level. Where you start is what the placement test tells you before the course begins, and your personal plan to the exam follows from it.
All groups start in October. Before that you take the placement test; the result sets your level and your group. Your classroom is available as soon as you register.
You prepare for the official B2 exam from telc, the Goethe-Institut or ÖSD and sit it at the exam centre of your choice. That certificate is the language proof recognition authorities and clinics know.
The program is delivered by KlinikDeutsch; the current monthly fee and the registration are on their program page. It includes the weekly live class, the classroom with all lessons, the recordings and the written corrections. The fee for the official exam is paid directly to the exam centre.
For placed professionals the future employer covers the language preparation and the placement is free for you, as the RAL quality mark requires. You clarify your route in the portal. This program is aimed at everyone taking the step to B2 under their own steam.
For most healthcare professions general B2 is the basis; many federal states add a specialist language exam on top. That is what the specialised German course targets afterwards. The binding information always comes from the authority handling your application.
Small and grouped by level, so that every participant speaks in every class.