telc B2 Study Plan: 4-Week and 8-Week Schedules
Level:B2Duration:~3 h + 15 minFee:Varies by centreValidity:UnlimitedFormat:Written + Oral
Last updated: 8 September 2026 · Verified against official telc sources
A sound plan starts with evidence, not a calendar. Take the official mock under timed conditions, classify mistakes by skill and cause, then give the two weakest areas more weekly practice.
Balanced 8-week schedule
| Week | Focus | Evidence |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Timed diagnostic and error classification | Baseline by skill |
| 2–3 | Reading, Language Elements and topic vocabulary | Daily error log |
| 4 | Listening once and deciding quickly | 3 timed sets |
| 5 | Writing task points and 150–200 words | 3 complete emails |
| 6 | Speaking: experience, discussion, solution | 3 recorded rehearsals |
| 7 | Two full mocks and targeted repair | Comparable scores |
| 8 | Final rehearsal, light review, exam-day prep | Completed checklist |
Intensive 4-week schedule
- Week 1: diagnostic; one receptive subskill each weekday, error repair at the weekend.
- Week 2: three Writing tasks, each rewritten after a content, organisation and accuracy review.
- Week 3: three recorded Speaking rehearsals focused on response, reasons and compromise.
- Week 4: two full simulations; between them, repair only recurring error types.
A 75-minute day
- 10 min: review old errors and vocabulary.
- 25 min: one exam subtask.
- 20 min: check and name the cause of each error.
- 15 min: one paragraph or a 90-second spoken response.
- 5 min: set one target for tomorrow.
Review progress weekly using the same measures: accuracy, time and recurring-error count—not the raw score alone.
Official sources
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