Understand in your language, pass in the exam's
Civic education is demanding even in your mother tongue. The app therefore comes in six languages: German, French, Italian, English, Portuguese and Spanish. Understand how Switzerland's semi-direct democracy works in your strongest language first, then consolidate the same topics in the language your exam will use.
The two-language method
Many candidates fail not on the material but on the wording of the questions. The method that works: read a lesson in your own language until the concept sits, then repeat the same topics in the exam language. The app turns that switch into a setting rather than a second textbook, and Portuguese and Spanish cover two of the largest immigrant communities that otherwise find almost no study material.
Listen, and learn twice
Every lesson can be read aloud. That spares your eyes on the commute and quietly trains your listening comprehension in the exam language, which counts double before an oral interview. Switch the language, play a lesson, and the ride to work becomes a listening exercise.
Quick answers
- Is the exam itself in my language?
- No, the exam runs in your canton's official language. The six app languages are for understanding and preparing; practise the exam language in your second pass through the material.
- Can I switch languages at any time?
- Yes, two taps in the settings. Your progress carries over completely.
