How much time does it take to reach C1 German?
How long does it take to learn German?
| Assess your current level & test your German online! | Super Intensive course (30 lessons/week) | |
|---|---|---|
| A2 | elementary | 6 weeks |
| B1 | intermediate | 6 weeks |
| B2 | upper intermediate | 6 weeks* |
| C1 | advanced | 6 weeks* |
How long does it take from B2 to C1?
200 hours
How long does it take to learn English?
| Level of English (CEFR) | Number of hours of instruction |
|---|---|
| A2 to B1 | 300 hours |
| B1 to B2 | 200 hours |
| B2 to C1 | 200 hours |
| C1 to C2 | 200 hours |
How can you learn German fast?
Here’s how to learn the German language fast and easy:
- Find a strong reason that will keep you motivated.
- Learn all the fundamentals of the German language.
- Keep things interesting by learning slang, funny words, and idioms.
- Practice daily. If possible, talk with native German speakers.
How do I get to C1 from B2?
To reach C1 from B2, to cross the so-called intermediate plateau, you don’t need to stop climbing—you just need to change how you climb. In the next article, I will share with you my five crucial strategies for overcoming the intermediate plateau and finally becoming proficient in your target language.
Do you need to stop climbing to get to C1?
Not once, but many times, across a dozen languages. To reach C1 from B2, to cross the so-called intermediate plateau, you don’t need to stop climbing—you just need to change how you climb.
What happens when you climb to B2 level?
As you climb further towards a B2 level, the percentage of new knowledge that your gaining becomes less and less, as a certain portion of your time and effort comes to reinforcing what you already know. Therefore, progress up the mountain slows. Just beyond the B2 level, upward progress slows to a virtual crawl.