How is the marking scheme of German A1?

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Here is the marking scheme in general but not sure you are talking about marking scheme of Goethe. There are always four parts of any language exam be it English or German. i.e Reading, writing, Listening & Speaking. Each part is for 25 marks so total 100 marks. You have to achieve 60% altogether to...
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Here is the marking scheme in general but not sure you are talking about marking scheme of Goethe. There are always four parts of any language exam be it English or German. i.e Reading, writing, Listening & Speaking. Each part is for 25 marks so total 100 marks. You have to achieve 60% altogether to pass A1. Reading, writing & listening skills need maximum 20 marks each and Speaking needs 25 to pass. There could be some variations in marking scheme; depends which institute you are learning German from. read less
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