Practise telc B2 exam tasks inside your tutor chat
Lesen, Sprachbausteine, Hören and Schreiben — real, graded telc B2 tasks appear in the chat, timed and corrected, with the answer key on reveal.
Short answer: In Heloria, telc Deutsch B2 practice tasks appear as interactive, graded widgets inside your tutor chat. When the moment is right, the tutor drops in a real Lesen, Sprachbausteine, Hören or Schreiben task — you answer it in place, a timer runs, it's graded on submit, and you can reveal the correct answer. No separate mock-exam app, no PDF, no waiting for a human to mark it.
Why tasks live in the chat, not in a separate app
Most exam-prep tools split practice from feedback: you do a mock test in one place, then take your mistakes somewhere else to understand them. That gap is where learning leaks away. Heloria closes it by making the exam task part of the conversation. You're already talking to the tutor about a topic; when you're ready to be tested on it, the task appears right there, and the correction lands in the same thread — in context, while it still matters.
This is the same principle behind why a daily ritual beats cramming: small, corrected reps, every day, beat one big test you never fully review.
The four written and receptive parts, as graded widgets
Each telc B2 exam part shows up as its own interactive card:
| Part | What the widget does |
|---|---|
| Lesen | Reading passage with the exam's question formats; graded on submit. |
| Sprachbausteine | The two cloze tasks (Konnektoren, Kasus, Konjunktiv II, collocations) as toggles. |
| Hören | A single-play audio player — you hear it once, like the real exam — then answer. |
| Schreiben | A Brief editor with the Leitpunkte, a 30-minute timer, and rubric-based grading. |
Every card shares the same mechanics:
- A timer and auto-submit, so you practise under real time pressure rather than drifting.
- A score ring on the graded summary, so you see where you landed at a glance.
- Reveal the correct answer on the items you got wrong — the point isn't the score, it's understanding the miss.
Hören is single-play on purpose
In the real telc B2 Hörverstehen you hear most passages once. Practising with a replay button trains a skill the exam doesn't test. Heloria's listening widget plays the generated audio a single time, so the pressure you rehearse under matches the pressure on exam day.
Schreiben gets graded against a rubric, not a vibe
The writing task is the hardest to self-mark: it's easy to feel a Brief is "fine" and lose points on register or on missing a Leitpunkt. The Schreiben widget grades your Brief against a rubric — the same dimensions an examiner weighs — so the feedback is specific and actionable, not a gut number. If you want the underlying method, see the telc B2 Beschwerdebrief, step by step.
How a task actually appears
You don't go hunting for a practice menu. The tutor decides a task fits — you've been working on connectors, say — and presents a Sprachbausteine widget in the chat. You fill it in, submit, and get graded immediately. Wrong items can be opened to show the correct answer with the reasoning. Then the conversation continues, often with the tutor pulling your specific mistakes into what you practise next.
Because the exam tasks are generated, you don't run out of them the way you run out of the two or three official practice tests. And Heloria keeps a store of vetted, provenance-tracked tasks so quality stays consistent across sessions.
What's live today — and what isn't
Heloria's exam-task practice is live for telc Deutsch B2, for English speakers learning German. Interactive graded widgets ship today for Lesen, Sprachbausteine, Hören and Schreiben; the Sprechen speaking exam is a separate live, spoken experience with an AI examiner (that's its own story).
Other exams (Goethe, ÖSD, TestDaF), other language pairs, and a mobile app are on the roadmap, not available yet. We'd rather tell you that plainly than imply a breadth we haven't shipped.
FAQ
Do I have to set up a mock exam to practise a task? No. Tasks surface inside the tutor chat when they fit what you're working on; you answer them in place.
Are the tasks real telc B2 formats? Yes — Lesen, Sprachbausteine, Hören and Schreiben each use the exam's task formats, with a timer and grading that mirror the real thing.
Can I see the correct answers? Yes. On graded items you got wrong, you can reveal the correct answer so you learn the pattern, not just the score.
Is the listening audio replayable? No — it plays once, on purpose, because the real Hörverstehen is single-play.
How much does it cost? Heloria is free in early access, no credit card.
Ready to try it? See how it works or start a session.
