EiQua Exam

What is EiQua

EiQua is the abbreviation for “Oak Qualification”. The EiQua language exams are developed by the language school Unter der Eiche and are based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The aim is to develop standardised and scientifically tested language examinations. Goethe exams and TestDaF (German as a foreign language) were consulted as references.

Currently, this exam format is still in the development phase. In the course of this, EiQua exam tasks are already occasionally used as part of language courses as an additional exercise offer for exam preparation.

The EiQua German Exam

The EiQua German exam offers exams at levels A1 – C1. The respective level corresponds to the CEFR.

More information about the CEFR: https://www.europaeischer-referenzrahmen.de

The EiQua German exam consists of four parts: Reading Comprehension (with a grammar part), Listening Comprehension, Written Expression, and Speaking. 

Purpose of the Exam:

The EiQua exam is used to test the language skills of German learners and to officially confirm the current level with a certificate. Whether you need a certificate for studying, professional recognition or everyday life - you will find the right exam with us.

Quality assurance:

In order to ensure the quality and reliability of the language examination, the content and methods of the examination development are based on the current state of research in foreign language didactics. The aim is to have the EiQua German exam officially recognized. For this purpose, we are a member of the Association of Language Testers in Europe (ALTE).