FIDE Speaking Practice
Now, select your exam level to practice.
What you practise on the German speaking path
Work through the German fide oral test one task at a time. The exam opens at A2 for everyone and then branches: part-way through, the examiner moves you onto the A1–A2 or the A2–B1 track depending on how it is going. This guided FIDE Prüfung preparation follows that same shape, so nothing on the day is a surprise.
Key FIDE practice facts
Four tasks, practised separately: introduction, image description, telephone roleplay and discussion.
Everyone starts at A2 — the exam branches to A1–A2 or A2–B1 part-way through.
Model answers with audio show what a full response sounds like.
On this page you can:
Open a task and try its free A2 example.
Compare your answer against a prepared model answer.
Switch to the topic view to prepare a situation you already know you need.
Is FIDE practice free online?
Partly. Every A2 task here opens with a free example you can try without an account. A1 and the complete A1–B1 practice content are part of Full access.
Which level should I practise?
Start at A2. The fide oral test begins at A2 for every candidate and the examiner moves you onto the A1–A2 or A2–B1 track during the exam, so A2 is the level everybody needs first.
Wie kann ich mich auf die FIDE Prüfung vorbereiten?
Practise the four speaking tasks one at a time — introduction, image description, telephone roleplay and discussion — then rehearse them together in a timed Modelltest. This page covers the task-by-task Vorbereitung; the mock exams cover the full rehearsal.