C2 English Level (Proficiency)
For every language there are different levels of proficiency for both verbal and written communication skills. The Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR) for languages…
Category: Levels
C1 English Level (Advanced)
Many people do not formally study languages, so they are not aware of the additional effort required to become proficient in any language. To ensure…
B2 English Level (Upper Intermediate)
Most people who know only one language assume that language skills are acquired naturally. However, there are many stages in learning a language, and a…
B1 English Level (Intermediate)
Though learning a language may appear effortless for some, it takes time and effort to become proficient in any language. The Common European Framework of…
A2 English Level (Pre-Intermediate)
According to the common European framework of reference (CEFR) for languages, proficient English users are categorized as having C1 and C2 level skills; individuals who…
A1 English Level (Elementary)
The Common European Framework of reference (CEFR) for languages is extensively used to define the level of comprehension in English and other languages, and specifically…
Pre-A1 English Level (Foundation)
Three levels are used to define and test the English skills of young English learners, especially children, and Pre-A1 Starters is the first of these…