Anglia Exams in Germany

German speakers are amongst the world's highest performing learners of the English language. During 2014 over 2 million exams were taken by Germans for English as a foreign language. Whilst Anglia offer exams for all level of proficiency, German exam takers tend to be concentrated at the higher levels- often so that candidates can progress on to higher acedemic institutions.

Whilst Anglia Examinations does not currently have a sole representative in Germany that doesn't mean that either you or your school can't sit our exams. If you would like to take an Anglia exam to prove your capability to prospective universities or employers you can still sit our online exams. Simply follow the link at the bottom of the page. 

Anglia Examinations welcomes enquiries from prospective English Language schools & educational institutions interested in representing Anglia Examinations in Germany. Anglia is a growing brand, our unique Step-By-Step approach and personable service are just two reasons to consider us as your English provider as a foreign language exam board of choice. Please do get in touch. 

10 Interesting Facts abouts Germany

1. Germany is one of the most connected countries in Europe- sharing borders with nine other countries.
2. Germany is home to the first printed book. The Gutenberg Bible, also known as the Mazarin Bible was printed by Jahannes Gutenberg in around 1445.
3. Germans love both Bread and sausage. There are over three-hundred kind of bread in Germany and over 1000 types of sausage!
4. Spreuerhofstrasse in Reutlingen is the world narrowest street and is only 31cm wide at its narrowest
5. Germany boast between 20,000 and 25,000 castles owing to the fact that prior to becoming its modern day nation- state Germany used to comprise of many tribes who were constantly at war with each other.
6. The Nobel prize has been awarded to German writers on no less that 13 occassions.
7. The Germans are an inventive nation having inventented the lightbulb, insulin, the pocket watch, paraffin, gasoline and diesel engines to name a few.
8. German New Year celebrations often include watching the 1963 Brisih comedy sketch "Dinner for One". Every year approxiamtley half the nation watching the 11 minutes television comedy dating form 1963.
9. The word "ecology" was coined by German biologist Ernst Haeckel in 1866.
10.  Germany motorway network or "autobahn" is the oldest in the world, the first section was completed in 1932. It also has no speed limit!