Preparation for the Medical Fachsprachprüfung for Doctors
Online preparation for the medical Fachsprachprüfung for doctors — live via Zoom, in small groups and with personal feedback. Intensively guided & actively supported.
In Deutsch-Raum’s FSP course, you train all three parts of the exam: patient history taking, medical report writing and doctor-to-doctor communication — with realistic case studies, clear structure and direct correction.
Led by Frank Heilgeist, physician and FSP / KP trainer at Deutsch-Raum.
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The FSP courses are ideal for you if you...
- have little time because you are working at the same time – and want to practice efficiently
- already have good language skills but are still unsure about structure and phrasing (medical history, case presentation, doctor’s letter)
- are medically fit, but freeze up in exam situations (nervousness/anxiety)
- have already failed the FSP once and now want to specifically correct typical mistakes
Then you will find the course that best suits your situation below.
Which course is right for you?
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Ideal if you want to fine-tune your skills shortly before the exam. Perfect for exam simulations, typical cases, and filling any remaining gaps in your knowledge.
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Courses for Fachsprachprüfung in detail
Here you can find course content, schedule, dates and prices – depending on your format.
2-weeks-course (group)
Who is this course for?
The 2-week group course is ideal for you if you- are about to take the Fachsprachprüfung or
- want to prepare yourself in terms of content and language at an early stage – even without a fixed exam date.
What you will learn in the course:
- Anamnesis
- Description of instrument based examinations or other medical procedures
- Medical vocabulary (preclinical / clinical, diagnostics, therapies)
- Written documentation/ doctor’s letters
- Evaluation and detailed improvement of your written documentation
- Case presentations
- Development of individual learning strategies
- Communication training: doctor / patient, doctor / doctor
Procedure & scope:
- Online lessons via Zoom
- 30 hours total (3 hours/day, Monday through Friday)
- Small group
Upcoming Courses:
14 September – 25 September 2026
17:00 – 20:00
Fully Booked
7 December – 18 December 2026
09:00–12:00
Registration open
Requirements
B2 certificate (e.g. Goethe, telc or TestDaF)
or placement test (online)
Course Fee
499 €
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4-weeks-course (group)
Thorough & structured: 32 exam-relevant cases, 25 realistic FSP simulations, and daily practice of doctor-to-doctor communication—complemented by rigorous medical letter correction and personal feedback from physician Frank Heilgeist.
Who is this course for?
The 4-week group course is ideal for you if you- want to build up a routine step by step (instead of just a ”final sprint”),
- need more time for feedback, repetition, and simulations, or
- want longer support until the exam.
What you will learn in the course:
- Anamnesis
- Description of instrument based examinations or other medical procedures
- Medical vocabulary (preclinical / clinical, diagnostics, therapies)
- Written documentation/ doctor’s letters
- Evaluation and detailed improvement of your written documentation
- Case presentations
- Development of individual learning strategies
- Communication training: doctor / patient, doctor / doctor
- Simulation of a Fachsprachprüfung
Procedure & scope:
- Online lessons via Zoom
- 48 hours total (3 hours/day, Monday through Thursday)
- Small group
Upcoming Courses
7 September – 1 October 2026
09:00–12:00
Fully booked
5 October – 29 October 2026
16:00–19:00
Fully booked
19 October – 12 November 2026
12:15–15:15
Registration open
9 November – 3 December 2026
09:00–12:00
Registration open
4 January – 28 January 2027
09:00–12:00
Registration open
February 2027
Additional course available on request
1 March – 25 March 2027
09:00–12:00
Registration open
5 April – 29 April 2027
09:00–12:00
Registration open
26 April – 20 May 2027
17:00–20:00
Registration open
Requirements
B2 certificate (e.g. Goethe, telc or TestDaF)
or placement test (online)
Course Fee
799 €
No obligation · clear initial assessment · next steps
Comparison of the two group courses
Not sure which format fits you best? Here are the key differences at a glance.
(Spoiler: 2 weeks is ideal for a final sprint shortly before the exam. 4 weeks is ideal if you want to build routine step by step.)
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One-to-one tutoring (1:1)
Who is 1:1 ideal for?
Private lessons are particularly suitable if you- want to work on specific weaknesses (e.g., doctor’s letters, conversation skills, vocabulary),
- need to remain flexible in terms of time,
- want to focus on a specific part of the exam, or
- need to fine-tune your knowledge shortly before the exam.
What you will learn in this course:
- Medical history & conversation skills
- Doctor-doctor communication (case presentation)
- Medical vocabulary (diagnostics, therapy, everyday clinical practice)
- Doctor’s letter training, including correction and specific suggestions for improvement
- Description of diagnostic tests and medical procedures
- Individual learning strategies for your final sprint
Procedure:
- Online lessons via Zoom
Course dates:
Course dates are arranged individually to suit your availability.
Price:
95 € / h
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Internal Medicine Crash Course (Abdomen)
for Part 3 of the Fachsprachprüfung (FSP)
In four hours, you will practise typical internal medicine cases focusing on the abdomen, just as they may appear in Part 3 of the exam — with a clear structure, targeted language, and personalised feedback from medical professional Frank Heilgeist.
Who is the crash course ideal for?
The crash course is particularly suitable if you
- want to fine-tune your skills shortly before the exam,
- feel unsure about presenting a case and answering follow-up questions in Part 3, or
- want to describe medical procedures and examinations clearly and in a structured way.
What you will practise in the crash course
- Describing abdominal diseases and their differential diagnoses
- Anatomy and physiology of the internal organs, including blood vessels, duct systems, and intra- and extraperitoneal structures
- Acute abdomen from both an internal medicine and surgical perspective
- Explaining physical examination methods, including inspection, percussion, palpation, and auscultation
- Diagnostic investigations and the interpretation of ultrasound findings
- Explaining surgical procedures to patients, including cholecystectomy and appendectomy
Format & scope
- Online lessons via Zoom
- Duration: 4 hours
- Focus: Internal medicine (abdomen) – Part 3 of the exam
Course dates:
Course dates are arranged individually to suit your availability.
Requirements for participation:
B2 certificate (e.g. Goethe, telc or TestDaF) or an online placement test.
Price:
129 €
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Orthopaedics Crash Course
for Part 3 of the Fachsprachprüfung (FSP)
Next course date:
28 November 2026
09:00–13:00
Registration open
Target group:
This course is designed for doctors who want to prepare intensively for Part 3 of the Fachsprachprüfung (Orthopaedics) conducted by the Medical Association.
Course content:
- Typical orthopaedic conditions and differential diagnoses
- Structured description of clinical findings and physical examination
- Fractures, dislocations, and important treatment methods
- Doctor-to-doctor communication with a specialist
- Typical medical follow-up questions asked during the exam
- Medical terminology and confident responses to examiners’ questions
Format:
Online via Zoom
Duration:
4 hours
Participants:
8 to a maximum of 12 participants
Instructor:
Specialist in Orthopaedics and Trauma Surgery
Requirements:
B2 certificate (e.g. Goethe, telc or TestDaF) or proof of sufficient German language skills by passing an online placement test.
Price:
129 €
Your preparation for the Fachsprachprüfung
Free 15-minute Zoom call
We briefly clarify your current level, your goal and your schedule – and recommend the right course format (2 weeks, 4 weeks, crash course or 1:1).
Course start with a clear structure
You practise all three parts with realistic cases, role plays and targeted vocabulary. You receive feedback and always know what to work on next.
Exam confidence through simulation & fine-tuning
We practise typical exam situations and improve communication and doctor’s letters until you feel confident.
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This is what you practise for the Fachsprachprüfung
Doctor–patient conversation
- Anamnesis & communication (structure, follow-up questions, patient information)
- Medical vocabulary for diagnostics, therapy and everyday clinical routine
- Communication that works in everyday hospital life (clear, precise, patient-friendly)
Doctor–doctor communication
- Case presentation: findings, suspected diagnoses, therapy plan
- Description of instrument-based examinations and medical procedures
- Precise medical language: short, clear, structured
Doctor’s letter / documentation
- Doctor’s letter training incl. correction and concrete suggestions for improvement
- Structure, typical wording, avoiding common mistakes
Your teacher: Frank Heilgeist
Frank Heilgeist studied medicine in Berlin and has been teaching for over 20 years. In the course you receive exam-focused training with clear structure and personal feedback – so you become more confident in all three parts of the exam.
- Exam-like role plays & case work
- Concrete feedback (incl. optimisation of doctor’s letters)
- A clear plan up to the exam
What participants say
Mr. Heilgeist is one of the best German teachers and doctors I have ever met. He helped me wonderfully to prepare for the FSP. He explained the structure of the doctor’s letter to me perfectly. Working with him improved both my general and medical German.
While studying with him, I felt like I was studying medicine again. He refreshed all my medical knowledge in 2 weeks. […]
We had a lot of fun and laughed a lot during the lessons. I was very lucky to meet Dr. Frank Heilgeist.
Bayram Alkan (Rating at Google with 5 stars)
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Additional Support for International Doctors
FreiburgerÄrzteConsulting
FreiburgerÄrzteConsulting supports international doctors on their path into clinical practice in Germany, Switzerland, and Austria. Its services include orientation and career planning, application coaching, and personalized guidance when entering the medical profession.
Free 15-minute Zoom call
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Frank Heilgeist, German as a Foreign Language Lecturer, Medical Graduate
My name is Frank, and I would be happy to help you find a suitable course to prepare for the Fachsprachprüfung or the Kenntnisprüfung. Of course, this is completely non-binding and free of charge.
What you will know afterwards
- Which course (2 weeks, 4 weeks, crash course, or 1:1) is best for you
- What you should specifically practice before the exam
- What next steps make sense for you