Medical German
Terminology, talking with patients, documentation and shift handover — the language you need on your first day on the ward.
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Free German placement test
The test adapts to you: it starts with the basics and moves up as long as you answer correctly. At the end you instantly get your level and the recommended course.
How the test works
- The test is completely free, with no obligation.
- 6 questions per level, from A1 to C1.
- With at least 4 out of 6 correct you move to the next level. The test stops when a level gets too hard.
- Takes 2 to 10 minutes, depending on your German.
- At the end you enter your name and contact details — you see the result instantly and also get it by email.
Please don't guess. If you don't know the answer, choose “I don't know” — it makes the result more accurate.
Our language school
A free German course with us — from A1 to C1
You don't have to learn the language elsewhere at your own expense. Our own school runs the course: general and medical German, from the level you are at today to the level recognition and employers require.
Course and textbooks are free for candidates
You choose how to learn: in the classroom at our offices or online, from your own city and around your job — right up to leaving for Germany.
General German A1–C1
Every level, from beginner to advanced. No switching schools mid-process, no course fee and free textbooks.
Preparation for international exams
ÖSD and Goethe certificates recognised by German authorities and employers, plus preparation for the specialist language exam (Fachsprachprüfung) for doctors and pharmacists.
Preparation for Anerkennung
Alongside the language we run the diploma recognition: documents, certified translations, the application to the competent authority and the deadlines — you do not chase offices yourself.
Free app
Open MedDeutschYour lessons come with the MedDeutsch app
Alongside teacher-led lessons, every one of our candidates gets free access to MedDeutsch, an app developed by our team of German teachers. Short lessons from A1 to B2 — vocabulary, grammar, reading, listening, speaking and writing — with sentences from the ward and dedicated courses for nursing and for doctors. You practise every day, between lessons too.