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German B2 Physiotherapy
(FSP-Preparation)

Physiotherapeut in einem Raum mit grünen Pflanzen, der eine Patientin an der Schulter berührt, um ihre Schmerzen zu lindern.

Would you like to work as a physiotherapist in Germany?
Our online course for the specialist language exam will prepare you perfectly.

Key Information

Duration:

600 TU* (approx. 6 months)

Time:

Monday-Friday, daily 4 to 5 TU* (morning, afternoon or evening)

Course Type:

Online language course

Participants:

5-10 people

Target Level:

B2 (Fachsprachenprüfung)

Price:

Free of charge (subsidized) or pro rata cost contribution (2.56 EUR/TU*)

* 1 TU = 1 teaching unit = 45 minutes

Overview

With our state-subsidized German courses in the special module “Healthcare professions - Physiotherapy”, you can prepare professionally and effectively for the Fachsprachenprüfung (FSP) in physiotherapy required for your professional recognition. If you would like to have your completed training as a physiotherapist or physiotherapist recognized in Germany or if you are currently training as a physiotherapist abroad and would like to work in Germany afterwards, then this course is just right for you.

This FSP preparation course takes place as an online language course via video conference (virtual classroom).

You can find more information about this FSP preparation course as as face-to-face lessons on site here.

Participation Requirements

You can attend the course if you:

have a certificate of general or specialist German language skills at language level B1

have submitted or would like to submit an application for recognition or examination of your knowledge in physiotherapy to the relevant authorities

have completed training or studies in the field of physiotherapy in your home country

are already working as a physiotherapist

would like to work as a physiotherapist in Germany after completing your training or studies abroad

Course Content

In small groups (5-10 people), general and specialist language skills are taught in a medical context (with a focus on physiotherapy content).

This course deals with topics such as:

informal communication with patients (anamnesis, initial consultation, advice, etc.)

professional communication with colleagues (handovers, substitutions, written exchanges, e.g. by email)

the formulation and documentation of patient-oriented goals and measures or various clinical pictures from different specialist areas that you frequently encounter as a physiotherapist

In addition, B2 grammar relevant to the profession is practiced and A2-B1 grammar is repeated in order to consolidate general linguistic confidence, which also plays an important role in the field of physiotherapy.

The special module concludes with the cumpolsory professional language exam (Fachsprachenprüfung/FSP), for which you will be intensively prepared in the language course.

Our Teaching Concept

Our online language courses in physiotherapy are based on a comprehensive curriculum, which we have repeatedly adapted over the years to meet the current challenges of the physiotherapy profession and the format of the virtual classroom. We use specially developed teaching materials to ensure individual and targeted learning. We use modern tools to make digital learning as efficient as possible.

The courses conclude with the prescribed Fachsprachenprüfung of the competent authority, for which you will be intensively prepared here.

Männliche Lehrkraft sitzt mit einem Notizbuch und einem Kugelschreiber auf einem Lehrerpult und sieht eine Schülerin an.

Certified language lecturers

Our colleagues have extensive knowledge in the teaching of medical terminology and some have already worked in physiotherapy practices themselves.

Specialized lecturers with practical experience

We employ practicing physiotherapists with many years of professional experience to supplement our teaching. Our specialist lecturers provide participants with authentic insights into the German way of working and prepare them intensively for the Fachsprachenprüfung and the complex communicative requirements of everyday physiotherapy work in conversation simulations.