You know you need the language test for your Swiss permit.
Let’s get it done with
a clear plan.

Know where to start — and what to do next.

CONFUSED

You’ve been googling…
and somehow ended up with more questions than answers.
Which exam do you even need?
And what will they actually expect from you?

TOO MANY OPTIONS

There are many options…
and you want the one that makes sense for you and is actually doable. So you can stop researching and start preparing.

SHORT ON TIME

You don’t have time for a 100-hour language course…
You want a straightforward way to prepare. And you want to know exactly what to focus on and what to ignore.

Your straight way forward to the language test


You already speak some German.
You understand a lot.
And communicate just fine in everyday life.
But walking into an exam without knowing
what they actually want from you?

That feels uncomfortable.

Most people prepare by trying to improve their German overall.
But the exam doesn’t test „overall.“
It tests specific things.

And once you know what those are,
preparing becomes much simpler.

Remember school?
You just wanted to know what mattered in the exam.
What to focus on, and what not to waste time on.

That’s exactly what I help you with.

Forget about learning everything.
Focus on what actually counts.

WHO’S BEHIND THIS

I’ve prepared many people for German language exams, and they walked in feeling ready. Not because they spoke perfectly, but because they knew what counts.

Nadia El Hamouri

Language exam preparation & German Language Coach

Why the SDS

Why I focus on one exam

Several German exams are recognized in Switzerland.
The one I prepare you for is the SDS, Schweizerischer Digitaler Sprachtest.
For most of my clients, it’s the most practical path.

Officially recognized

Accepted by Swiss immigration authorities (SEM). Whether you’re applying for a B or C permit, or starting the naturalization process, the SDS counts.

Fast results

Your certificate arrives within two to three working days. Not weeks. The fastest recognized German exam in Switzerland.

Each skill counted on its own

With TELC or Goethe, you need the same level in every skill. The SDS rates each skill separately. You can reach B1 in speaking and A2 in writing, and still get the certificate you need.

Made for Switzerland

The SDS is built around the way German is actually spoken and used in Switzerland. Schweizerdeutsch is welcome in the speaking part. You’re tested on the language of your daily life.

REAL RESULTS

They prepared, and they passed.

Recent SDS exam results from people I’ve worked with.
They got the level they needed.

your next step

This is how you prepare for you exam.

In 1:1, we close the gaps.
That might be speaking.
Or writing.
Or understanding the format and expectations.
Instead of going through everything,
we work where it actually makes a difference.

FROM THE BLOG

Helpful reads for your preparation.