telc Deutsch partial exam – Munich
At the DeutschAkademie, you can take monthly telc Deutsch partial exams in Munich. The exams take place at our language school at Schwanthalerstraße 10—near Karlsplatz/Stachus. You can take either the telc Deutsch B1 exam or the telc Deutsch B2 exam as a partial exam.
telc Deutsch exam written or oral
- Examination day: Fridays and Saturdays
- Examination time: You will receive this 8 days before the examination
- Registration deadline: 16 days before the exam
- Cancellation deadline: 4 weeks before the exam
- Documents: Official photo ID or passport
- Certificate: by email
- Minimum age: 16
Dates & prices
| Level | Date | Price | Registration |
|---|---|---|---|
| B1 and B2 | 22.08.2026 | from 209 € | Sign up now |
| B1 and B2 | 29.08.2026 | from 209 € | Sign up now |
| B1 and B2 | 05.09.2026 | from 209 € | Sign up now |
| B1 and B2 | 12.09.2026 | from 209 € | Sign up now |
| B1 and B2 | 19.09.2026 | from 209 € | Sign up now |
| B1 and B2 | 26.09.2026 | from 209 € | Sign up now |
How do I register for the partial exam?
If you have already taken an exam with exactly the same format and only passed part of it, you have the option of retaking the part you failed (“partial credit”).
For a partial credit, your last result must not be older than 12 months (date of certificate issuance). You must submit your results sheet to us after registering and bring the original with you to the exam.
Once you have created a free account, you can book your preferred telc exam in Munich.
You can register up to 16 calendar days in advance, provided there are still places available. Places are very limited, as the exam is taken in small groups. To take an accessible exam, please register no later than 6 weeks before the exam date.
How is the telc partial exam structured?
The telc exam consists of two parts: a written part and an oral part. You will be required to complete tasks covering all language skills: writing, reading, listening, speaking and language structures. For a partial exam, you will take only one of the two sections. The length of each section varies depending on the level:
Frequently asked questions about the telc Deutsch partial exam in Munich
The DeutschAkademie in Munich is a licensed telc examination center and conducts exams on behalf of telc gGmbH. It has no influence over the procedures during the exam, as it adheres strictly to the guidelines. The exams are supervised directly by telc gGmbH, and the results are provided to the DeutschAkademie. The DeutschAkademie therefore has no influence on when it receives the results or if there are any delays.
All further information can be found below or on telc Munich.
What can I use the telc certificate for?
You will need the various levels of telc certificates, among other things, for the following:
- A1: required for family reunification or visa applications
- A2: often required for a residence permit
- B1: serves as proof of language proficiency for naturalization/permanent residence permit
- B2: important proof for employers and apprenticeship programs, faster naturalization
- B1·B2 Pflege: important qualification for employers and careers in the care sector
- B1·B2 Beruf: important proof for employers
- C1: a major advantage in the workplace; expedited naturalization
- C1 Hochschule: a prerequisite for some degree programs at German universities
How can I prepare for the telc exam?
The DeutschAkademie offers specialised German courses to help you prepare for the telc partial exam. You will familiarise yourself with the exam format and learn useful strategies and tips on how best to tackle the various types of questions. However, this is no guarantee that you will pass the exam. The courses differ in terms of the intensity of the preparation and the amount of independent study required of you:
Last Minute Kurs online
telc exam preparation
from 89 €
2 sessions, 3 hours each,
2 weeks, 6 hours in total
Content:
- A brief introduction to the exam structure and sections
- Working through sample exam questions, followed by a discussion
- A brief introduction to and practice of exam strategies using selected sample questions
- Feedback through group work and discussion
- Boosting candidates’ confidence regarding the exam
Particularly suitable for:
Anyone who wishes to prepare for the exam largely on their own, but would like to receive support through practice in a guided group setting, thereby boosting their confidence (ahead of the exam).
Crashkurs online or on-site
telc exam preparation
from 149 €
4 lessons, 3 hours/day each,
4 weeks, 12 hours in total
Content:
- Exam structure and exam components explained in simple terms
- Completion of test tasks with discussion
- Practising exam strategies
- Individual feedback from the teacher
- Realisation of an exam simulation
- Useful tips for effective self-study
Specially suitable for:
Anyone who wants to learn independently but is looking for additional guided support through exercises, strategies and feedback.
Intensiv online
telc exam preparation
249 €
8 lessons, 3 hours/day each,
4 weeks, 24 hours in total
Content:
All content from the crash course and additionally:
- Further tasks and special additional tasks
- Intensive practice of exam strategies
- Targeted work on strengths and weaknesses
- Carrying out several exam simulations
Specially suitable for:
Anyone looking for fully guided exam preparation with intensive support and an optimal learning experience.
Further information – before the exam
You can cancel or reschedule your exam free of charge up to 4 weeks before the exam date. After this deadline, this is no longer possible. If you register within the last 30 days before the exam, you cannot cancel free of charge. After that, the full exam fee will be charged.
In that case, a refund of the examination fee will no longer be possible.
In a combined examination, you sit both the written and oral parts on the same day. It is important that you keep the whole day free, as there may be a long break between the written and oral examinations.
At the DeutschAkademie in Vienna, Hamburg and Munich, you can also sit partial exams – either just the oral part or just the written part. This allows you to easily complete whatever you still need to pass the full exam.
Requirements for a partial examination:
An examination of the same format must have been taken within the last 12 months and a results sheet must be provided.
If you require special examination arrangements due to a disability, please do not hesitate to contact us. To ensure the examination is accessible, you must register with us at least 4 weeks before the examination, and we require a medical certificate or equivalent documentation that specifies in detail the nature and degree of your permanent disability, preferably using ICD codes. The certificate must not be more than 2 years old and must be submitted in German or English. Alternatively, a certified translation into one of these two languages must be sent to us in addition to the original certificate.
Further information – the day of the exam
You will receive an email no later than 3 days before your exam date, containing details of the time your exam is due to take place and information on how the exam will be conducted. If you have not received an email by 2 days before the exam, please contact us.
To be admitted to the exam, you must present your official photo ID. If you forget to bring it, we will not be able to admit you to the exam.
Permitted
- Drinks in transparent bottles only
- Personal hygiene items, e.g. tissues
Not permitted
- Jackets, bags, mobile phones, wristwatches and other items
These must be handed in before the exam begins.
If you arrive late, we will not be able to admit you to the exam.
As we are aiming to ensure that the exam day runs as smoothly as possible for all participants, it is not possible to make individual adjustments. Please keep the whole exam day free to avoid any clashes with other commitments.
You will be excluded from the examination and will not be allowed to continue. You will therefore not receive a certificate.
No, dictionaries, textbooks, notes or model answers are considered unauthorised aids and are not permitted.
Further information – after the exam
The DeutschAkademie is the examination centre responsible for administering the exam. However, the exam itself is marked by telc gGmbH, so the DeutschAkademie is dependent on when it receives the results. It normally takes 6 weeks. However, you should also expect delays.
Yes, you can retake exams as often as you like. However, you will have to pay the exam fees again.
You can also retake partial parts of the exam with us. We offer the written and oral parts separately.
Requirements for a partial examination:
An examination of the same format must have been taken within the last 12 months and a results sheet must be provided.
DeutschAkademie is merely the examination centre responsible for administering the exams; we do not have access to the exam papers and cannot provide any insight into them. You must submit any appeals directly to telc gGmbH; please use this contact form to do so.
No, there is no limit.
You will receive your certificate as a PDF via email as soon as your exam results are available. You can simply print out your certificate yourself if required.
In this case, DeutschAkademie is unable to help you. Please contact telc gGmbH directly using this contact form.
Why take the telc Deutsch partial exam at the DeutschAkademie?
- The DeutschAkademie is licensed as a telc examination center
- Excellent preparation in our exam preparation courses
- Fair price
- Comfortable examination rooms according to telc standard
- Both parts of the exam on one day (written or oral)
- We will inform you about your test results by e-mail
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