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Q: Anyone can share some info. about German Language Certificate Exam in China?

I am looking forward to write the A2 level of German Exam.I am in China Suzhou near to Shanghai.Please share info about this Exam Proceedure,Centres etc Thanks

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Look for a Goethe Institute, and test your German skills by contacting them in German and asking them about this exam!    Im not sure about Suzhou but I do know that the Goethe Institute has a center in Nanjing which is very easy to find and is a quick ride on the high speed train. 

 

Here's their website and contact info for examinations:

 

http://www.goethe.de/ins/cn/en/lp/dll/prf/6177463.html

 

They do have an institute in Shanghai as well and you can access the information for their testing here:  http://www.goethe.de/ins/cn/de/lp/dll/prf/3183693.html

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