LEVEL A1: BREAKTHROUGH / BEGINNER / DISCOVERY
The introductory level A1 in the Basic Range. In this level you discover the language, sounds, and learn basic communication through the practice of simple scenarios.
The six reference levels (see below) have become widely accepted as the European standard for grading an individual’s language proficiency and divides learners into three broad divisions that can be divided into six levels; for each level, it describes what a learner is supposed to be able to do in reading, listening, speaking and writing.
LEVEL A2: Waystage / Elementary / Survival
The introductory level A1 in the Basic Range. In this level you discover the language, sounds, and learn basic communication through the practice of simple scenarios.
LEVEL B1 – THRESHOLD / PRE-INTERMEDIATE
Threshold or pre-Intermediate is the first level of the Independent Range- At the end of this level B1, you will have crossed a threshold in your language-learning project: you can have steady conversations and give your opinion.
LEVEL B1+ INTERMEDIATE
Threshold or pre-Intermediate is the first level of the Independent Range- At the end of this level B1, you will have crossed a threshold in your language-learning project: you can have steady conversations and give your opinion.
LEVEL B2 – Vantage / Upper-Intermediate / Confidence
Threshold or pre-Intermediate is the first level of the Independent Range- At the end of this level B1, you will have crossed a threshold in your language-learning project: you can have steady conversations and give your opinion.
LEVEL C1 – EFFECTIVE OPERATIONAL PROFICIENCY / ADVANCED
The only level in its category. In this level C1 you develop a more autonomous knowledge of the content acquired in the previous level.
LEVEL C2 – MASTERY / PROFICIENCY
Use of language for Professional purposes. In this level C2 you prove your competencies to use the language for professional purposes; being able to teach, do official translations or act as an interpreter in the language.