German exam practice for schools
Turn exam preparation into a programme you can manage.
Give every class structured Goethe- and telc-style practice, assign work by cohort and see who has completed it-without managing separate purchases for every learner.
One workspace for the whole programme
Everything needed to organise practice at class level.
The institutional workspace adds management and reporting around the same exam experience used by individual learners.
Create cohorts
Organise learners by class, level, intake or course dates so assignments and reports remain easy to understand.
Invite your team
Add owners, administrators, teachers and students with role-specific access instead of sharing one general account.
Assign real practice
Select a test, choose a cohort and add a due date. Each seated student receives an individual attempt.
Track completion
See assigned and completed attempts together, including cohort completion counts and average results.
Protect learner data
Teachers see only the institutions and cohorts assigned to them; records remain separated between organisations.
Control paid seats
Allocate purchased seats and reassign an unused seat until the learner begins the first paid institutional test.
How implementation works
From purchase to the first cohort in four steps.
Select the seat count, exam provider and CEFR level required for the programme.
The purchaser becomes the institution owner and receives the institutional workspace.
Create class groups, invite teachers and students, then allocate the available seats.
Send tests to a cohort, add due dates and review completion and average results.
Institution plans
Start with a pilot, then scale by seat count.
Every licence covers one exam provider and one CEFR level. Choose Goethe or telc and the level required for that cohort.
Pilot 10
For a first cohort or internal evaluation
- 10 student seats
- 60 days access
- 20 assigned attempts per student
- Owner, administrator and teacher access
- Cohorts, assignments and reporting
International: €79
School 25
For one active class or a small centre
- 25 student seats
- 120 days access
- 50 assigned attempts per student
- Owner, administrator and teacher access
- Cohorts, assignments and reporting
International: €224.75
School 50
For multiple classes or intakes
- 50 student seats
- 120 days access
- 50 assigned attempts per student
- Owner, administrator and teacher access
- Cohorts, assignments and reporting
International: €349.50
School 100
For larger programmes and training networks
- 100 student seats
- 180 days access
- 50 assigned attempts per student
- Owner, administrator and teacher access
- Cohorts, assignments and reporting
International: €549
| Plan | Seats | Access period | Assigned attempts per student | India | International |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pilot 10 | 10 | 60 days | 20 assigned attempts per student | ₹4,990 | €79 |
| School 25 | 25 | 120 days | 50 assigned attempts per student | ₹16,225 | €224.75 |
| School 50 | 50 | 120 days | 50 assigned attempts per student | ₹27,450 | €349.50 |
| School 100 | 100 | 180 days | 50 assigned attempts per student | ₹44,900 | €549 |
Taxes are added where required. International prices are indicative unless the checkout is configured in EUR; the checkout currency and total are authoritative.
One seat is assigned to one student for one selected exam provider and one CEFR level. A seat may be reassigned only before that learner opens the first paid institutional attempt.
Included with every plan
- Institution owner workspace
- Separate teacher and student access
- Multiple cohorts within the licence
- Student and teacher invitations
- Test assignments with due dates
- Individual attempts for every learner
- Completion counts by assignment
- Average cohort results
- Seat usage visibility
- Organisation-scoped access controls
- Goethe- or telc-style practice
- Reading, listening and writing where available
Questions schools usually ask
Clear answers before you start.
For a provider, level or programme structure not shown here, request a demonstration before purchasing.
Which exams can a school practise?
The platform supports independently created practice modelled on Goethe and telc formats. The exact levels and modules available should be confirmed for your intended licence.
What does “one provider and one level” mean?
A licence is configured for one format-Goethe or telc-and one CEFR level, such as B1. Contact German Studio if your programme needs more than one combination.
Do teachers consume student seats?
Teacher and administrator access is separate from the student-seat allocation. Seats are used when learners are assigned to the purchased licence.
Can an unused seat be reassigned?
Yes, while it remains unused. Once the learner opens the first paid institutional attempt, the seat is locked to preserve attempt and reporting records.
What can teachers see?
Teachers see only the institutions and cohorts to which they have an active assignment. They do not receive access to another institution’s learners.
Is this official Goethe or telc material?
No. The practice material is independently created by German Studio and is not produced, endorsed or affiliated with Goethe-Institut or telc gGmbH.
How should a school begin?
Start with Pilot 10, test the complete workflow with one real cohort and confirm the selected provider, level and available modules before moving to a larger plan.
Can we see the platform before buying?
Yes. Request a demonstration to discuss the cohort structure, provider, level, seat count and practical rollout for your school.
For larger or multi-level programmes
Request a written institutional proposal.
Use this route for purchase orders, invoices, more than 100 learners, multiple levels or a demonstration before purchase.
See how it would work for your next cohort.
Tell us the format, level, number of learners and expected start date. We can then confirm the appropriate plan and available practice content.