Not all learners study languages for the same reason. Some want to learn a few phrases for travel or conversation. Others want to practice casually with an app.
At Hexallt, we focus on a different kind of learner: those who need to prove their language ability through official examinations. This is the requirement for both university admission and employment abroad. Our system is built to help you not only learn but also demonstrate certified competence.
Universities and employers cannot rely only on your claim of fluency. They require recognized certificates that measure all four skills:
Reading: understanding academic or professional texts.
Writing: producing accurate, structured responses.
Listening: following lectures, instructions, or conversations.
Speaking: interacting clearly in real situations.
Examinations such as Goethe, TELC, TestDaF, Staatsexamen NT2, DELF/DALF, or DSH are the official proof that you meet these standards.
Casual learning: quick conversations, phrase memorization, or mobile apps. Good for travel or social use, but not enough for academic or professional proof.
Exam learning: systematic training with structured assignments, correction loops, and tasks designed to match official formats. This builds accuracy, depth, and resilience under test conditions.
Hexallt follows a step-by-step cycle:
Preparation – Learn the content through short videos.
Guided Practice – Complete written and spoken tasks.
Correction & Feedback – Receive detailed review from your trainer.
Consolidation – Polish details through short drills.
Final Assignment – Prove your understanding before moving forward.
You cannot skip steps. Each stage ensures that errors are corrected and knowledge is proven. This prevents gaps from building up over time.
Our standard rhythm is three lessons per week, which balances steady progress with other commitments. But learning is not tied to a fixed schedule—it depends on how much time and effort you can give.
Learners who stick to three lessons per week move at a sustainable pace toward B2 or C1.
Learners who can dedicate more hours and complete assignments faster can shorten the duration of their study.
What never changes is the requirement: you must complete all assigned exercises and demonstrate mastery before advancing.
This makes the system flexible yet reliable—faster for those who can give more time, steady for those with other commitments.
B1: Often required for certain entry-level jobs.
B2: Standard requirement for most university admissions and professional work.
C1: Required for advanced degrees and higher professional roles.
The timeline to reach these levels depends on your starting point and your pace of completing lessons, but Hexallt ensures that every learner has a clear, structured path.
Assignments mirror official exam tasks.
Feedback and error logs prevent mistakes from becoming habits.
Mock tests simulate exam conditions.
Continuous correction ensures accuracy in every skill.
You are never just “learning a language.” You are training for measurable, certified results.
If your goal is a job or a university place abroad, you are learning for examinations—not for casual conversation. Hexallt is built precisely for this purpose. Step by step, with proof at every stage, you move toward the level required for official certification.
With consistency, effort, and correction, you can reach B2 or C1 and be fully prepared to clear the examinations that open the doors to your future.