B2-C1 Technical Language Course for Engineers

639€

  • approx. 2 months
  • Mon-Thu, 8:00 a.m.-11:15 p.m. or 5:15 p.m. – 8:30 p.m.
  • Location: Dortmund or online
  • 100% funding available with an education voucher
    from the Jobcenter or Federal Employment Agency
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  • Bonus: E-Learning from Perfekt Deutsch
  • Registration deadline: 14 days before the course
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B2-C1 German Course for Engineers / Preparation for the Technical Language Exam

Germany is recognized worldwide as a hub for innovation—from mechanical engineering and electrical engineering to civil engineering and computer science. International engineers who want to succeed in the German job market need not only technical expertise but also proficiency in German technical terminology.

Misunderstandings in technical specifications, unclear process descriptions, or a lack of confidence in project meetings can delay projects and, in the worst case, lead to safety-related errors. Our German course for engineers is therefore specifically designed to prepare you for working in Germany.

The Technical Language Course teaches practical technical German at the B2–C1 level—with a focus on professional communication, technical documentation, and seamless integration into everyday German work life. Optionally, you can also take the telc German B2-C1 Professional Exam.

German for Engineers – Course Content Tailored for Practical Application in the Workplace

Our German course for engineers is not a general language course. It was developed specifically to meet the demands of everyday technical work and combines technical vocabulary, grammar, and practical communication skills.

Training in Oral & Written Technical Communication

You will learn to convey technical information clearly and in a structured manner—both in conversation and in written documentation.

The focus is on:

  • Explaining technical processes
  • Presenting system analyses
  • Formulating solutions
  • Facilitating project meetings
  • Delivering technical presentations

Communicating Clearly with Non-Technical Stakeholders
In project management in particular, it is crucial to present complex content in a way that business departments or international teams can understand.

In-depth technical vocabulary work by discipline

Technical terminology in engineering differs significantly from general German. That is why we focus specifically on developing industry-specific vocabulary:

  • Mechanical Engineering
  • Electrical Engineering
  • Civil Engineering (Civil Engineers)
  • Process Engineering
  • Computer Science
  • Materials Science

You will learn to describe technical parameters, characterize materials, and explain design details precisely.

Understanding Complex Documentation

A central component of the course is the confident reading and interpretation of technical documents. You will practice:

  • Reading design drawings
  • Understanding engineering diagrams
  • Analyzing technical manuals
  • Applying quality guidelines
  • Correctly interpreting safety regulations
  • Classifying DIN standards and specifications

Particularly in the construction and mechanical engineering industries, the precise implementation of standards and regulations is critical to safety and legally binding.

Exam- and Practice-Relevant Grammar in Technical German

A key feature of German academic and technical language is its structural complexity. In the Technical German B2 to C1 course, you will focus on the following:

  • Passive constructions (“The plant is being maintained…”)
  • Noun-based style (“Conducting the inspection…”)
  • Noun-verb combinations
  • Complex sentence structures
  • Precise use of technical prepositions

These structures are essential for professional process descriptions and formal documentation.

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German for the Workplace (Engineering) – Course Overview

Here you will find a concise summary of all organizational information:

Criterion Details
Target Audience International engineers who are already working in Germany or plan to do so
Focus Technical German / Technical Terminology B2-C1
Prerequisites B2 certificate or placement test
Duration Intensive course (approx. 6–8 weeks)
Format In-person or live online classes
Teaching Format Motivated learning groups with intensive support
Methods Case studies, presentation training, documentation exercises
Course Materials Modern, proven, and approved course materials; additional exercises via e-learning platform
Certification In-house certificate + option to take the telc German B2-C1 Business exam on-site

For Companies – Language Integration for International Engineers Through Technical German Courses

Many companies in the mechanical engineering, construction, and electrical engineering sectors face the same challenge: While international professionals are available, language barriers delay projects, hinder teamwork, or compromise safety standards.

Our German course for engineers is also suitable as a corporate solution. We offer:

  • On-site in-house training
  • Industry-specific technical language modules
  • Flexible scheduling options for working professionals, including online

Targeted training in technical language for engineering supports:

  • Faster integration of international employees
  • More efficient project communication
  • Greater workplace safety
  • Fewer misunderstandings in technical documentation

For human resources (HR) departments, this means long-term retention of skilled employees and more productive teams.

German Course for Engineers at Perfekt Deutsch: How You Can Benefit in Your Daily Work Life

In our part-time courses, you won’t just learn clichés and typical grammar rules—you’ll gain practical knowledge that you need for your career. A specialized German course for engineers thus offers concrete, measurable benefits in your day-to-day work:

  • Avoiding unclear communication:
    Preventing language errors that lead to planning mistakes, safety deficiencies, or production delays
  • Confident performance in meetings & presentations:
    Greater confidence, a stronger basis for argumentation, and greater self-assurance in communication
  • Safety in the workplace:
    Precise understanding of occupational safety guidelines; accident prevention regulations (UVV), fire safety regulations, and quality standards
  • Flexible participation online or in Dortmund:
    Ideal for balancing work, leisure, and language courses—even if you do not yet live in Germany
  • Optional telc German B1–B2 exam preparation:
    The exam can be taken on-site; upon completion, you’ll receive a nationally recognized certificate

Get Started Now – Your Next Career Move in German Engineering

Clear communication is crucial in the workplace. This applies not only to interactions with colleagues and clients, but also to the confident expression of technical expertise in German. With our German course for engineers, you will therefore gain:

  • Confidence in technical communication
  • Precision in written expression
  • Confidence in meetings and presentations
  • Competence in dealing with standards, specifications, and safety regulations
  • Better long-term career opportunities in the German job market

Whether you’re aiming for a leadership position in mechanical engineering, taking on responsibility as a civil engineer on a construction site, or presenting complex systems in computer science—our course in professional technical German is the next step.

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  • What are the prerequisites for the German course for engineers?

    You must have at least a B2 language proficiency level or take an entrance exam. In addition, you should have a technical academic background or relevant professional experience. The course is designed for international engineers in all disciplines—whether mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, civil engineering, process engineering, computer science, or materials science—regardless of whether you already live in Germany or are planning to move there.

  • How long is the course, and in what format is it offered?

    The intensive course lasts approximately 6–8 weeks. You can choose between in-person classes and live online classes. Both formats feature motivated study groups, intensive support, and an e-learning platform for additional exercises. This makes it easy to balance the course with a full-time job.

  • What specific topics are covered in the course?

    The course covers four key areas: oral and written technical communication (e.g., presentations, project meetings, technical lectures), intensive work on technical vocabulary organized by industry, the confident reading and interpretation of technical documentation such as DIN standards, design drawings, and safety regulations, as well as practical grammar structures in Technical German—such as passive constructions, nominal style, and complex sentence structures.

  • What certificate can I earn by taking this course?

    After completing the course, you will receive an in-house certificate. Optionally, you can also take the telc German B2-C1 Business exam on-site. This certificate is recognized nationwide and can be presented directly to your employer—it serves as official proof of your job-related language proficiency at the B2 or C1 level.

  • Does Perfekt Deutsch also offer this course to companies?

    Yes. The German course for engineers is also available as a corporate solution. We offer on-site in-house training, industry-specific technical language modules, and flexible scheduling options for working professionals—including online options. For companies in mechanical engineering, construction, or electrical engineering, the training supports the faster integration of international employees, more efficient project communication, improved workplace safety, and the reduction of misunderstandings in technical documentation.

What you will learn in the B2 / C1 Engineers course:

  • how to successfully conduct doctor-patient conversations
  • how you can communicate effectively and effectively with colleagues, doctors and relatives
  • how to identify and solve potential communication problems
  • how you can prepare written documentation such as expert reports, doctor’s letters, care and admission reports

Course content in the B2 / C1 Engineers course:

  • Module I: Clinic

    Training in German medical terms

    Basics of medical terminology | Vocabulary (e.g. internal medicine, gynecology, pediatrics, orthopedics, surgery and neurology etc.) | Anamnesis | Documentation of the anamnesis | Physical examination | Documentation of the physical examination | Diagnostic exercises

  • Module II: Communication

    Training of communication situations in a professional context, e.g. with colleagues and patients

    General manners and behavior in Germany | Intercultural communication in the hospital | Intercultural competence in medicine | Bad news delivery | Medical interviewing (interview techniques) | Diagnosis message (risk and course assessment) | Presentation of the patient | Communication with relatives and caregivers | Having conversations with the little patients | Understand and conduct complex educational, consultation and round-robin discussions | Pronunciation training | Re-enact authentic professional situations realistically

  • Module III: Documentation

    Orientation towards the special needs of everyday medical practice

    Hierarchy and structure of a German hospital | Hospital materials and medical systems | Occupational medicine | Fill out death certificate | Living will | Doctor's letters | Record and document emergencies | Understanding and writing a consultation slip | Technical lectures | Application training | Health care and insurance systems in Germany

    The B2 / C1 medical course at Perfect German in Dortmund is the ideal preparation for the specialist language test at the Medical Association for the granting of the professional license as a doctor or for the license to practice medicine.

This is included in the B2 / C1 Engineers intensive course:

approx. 2 months

with trained DaF teachers

21 chapters

at the B2 / C1 level (GER)

Extra teaching material

from Perfekt Deutsch

E-learning component

to deepen what you have learned

Additional listening training

on our e-learning platform

Learning progress checks

periodically

individual error analysis

by Perfekt Deutsch teachers

Certificate of attendance

for submission to the authorities, for the purchase of the Youngticket, for enrollment

B2 / C1 Engineers course certificate

from Perfekt Deutsch

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