How much does Goethe Institut cost?
How much does Goethe Institut cost?
| Exam Fee | Internal candidates INR |
|---|---|
| Goethe Zertifikat A2 (for adults 16 years and above) | 4,800 |
| Goethe Zertifikat B1 für Jugendliche (for age group 10-16 years) | 4,500 Modul 1,500 |
| Goethe Zertifikat B1 (for adults 16 years and above) | 7,000 Modul 2.800 |
| Goethe Zertifikat B2 | 7,000 Modul 2,800 |
Can I postpone my Goethe exam?
7.1 The booked examination can be rebooked on one occasion up to five working days before the examination date. (Saturdays are not counted as working days for this purpose.)
How long is Goethe certificate valid?
Goethe‐Institut certificates for Goethe A1‐C2 level examinations are valid indefinitely. Many institutions, however, require a certificate that is not more than two years old.
Who funds the Goethe Institut?
the national government of Germany
The Goethe-Institut is mainly financed by the national government of Germany, and has around 1,000 employees and an overall budget of approximately 366 million euros at its disposal, more than half of which is generated from language course tuition and examination fees.
Is it worth it to pay for German classes at the Goethe Institute?
Yes,it is. I myself took german classes upto a C1 level,which lasted me about 8 months.I eventually passed the Testdaf exam on the first try 🙂
Is the Goethe-Institut a part of the European Union?
In 2019 the Freedom Film Network and the Goethe-Institut jointly applied and successfully have been awarded a five-year project grant under the European Union which aimes at strengthening the civil society movements in Malaysia.
When to apply for Goethe-Institut virtual residency?
The Music Division of the Goethe-Institut supports professional solo artists and small ensembles from Germany and abroad through its virtual residency programme. Applications may be submitted until the end of July 2021.
What are the films of the Goethe Institut?
Goethe-Institut presents SIGNS OF RESISTANCE, a film series with documentaries from four decades, 14 films about civil society engagement, protest movements, migration, culture of remembrance and environmental issues. The EUNIC Malaysia film series continues! Online booking is available now.