BNW - Bildungswerk der Niedersächsischen Wirtschaft

Die Lehrenninen sind nicht so Qualifikation und haben Sie ein Organisation problem kann ich sagen große Problem.Ich empfehle nicht weiter.

After recently completing my German course for B2 level, I feel compelled to share my experiences for those considering this path to language proficiency. Initially, the composition of the course was quite unexpected. Although it was a B2 course, many of my fellow students struggled with the basics of the German language. This created a learning environment that did not contribute to achieving the B2 competence I aspired to, especially after my 10 years of living and working in Germany. The curriculum was also a disappointment. The content was basic and neither engaging nor challenging. The discrepancy between the course material and the level required for the B2 exam was significant. The experience felt like a missed opportunity, where self-study through B2 language books might have been a more effective use of my time. Additionally, the logistical aspect of the course was frustrating. The decision to hold the final exam in Oldenburg, a place far from the main course location in Verden, added unnecessary travel complexity. A more central location like Bremen would have been much more convenient for everyone involved. Personally, I found the lack of support from the staff, particularly Stephan, discouraging. The support provided was minimal, which unfortunately did little to enhance the learning experience. In summary, while I appreciate the importance of formal education, this particular course did not meet my expectations. For those who genuinely wish to improve their German skills to the B2 level, I would recommend seeking a course that ensures a class composition of learners with similar proficiency levels, offers a curriculum that matches the advertised course level, and provides logistical convenience along with supportive staff.