CEFR Levels: What They Are and How to Test Yourself

Understanding the CEFR | Know your English Level | Vantage

CEFR levels

Knowledge of the English Language: You must prove you can speak and listen in English to at least level A1/ A2 & B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). This can be demonstrated in several ways: - Passing a Secure English Language Test (SELT) at an approved test centre. - Having an academic qualification (like a degree) that was taught or researched in English. - Being a national of a majority English-speaking country, such as the USA, Canada, or Australia If you a

If a learner has achieved a certain CEFR level, how likely is it that they've achieved specific sub-skills? Dr. Gad Lim shares an easy-to-follow chart that shows sub-skill alignment to the CEFR scale for listening and reading skills in this new Michigan Test Talk. Do you want to know more about the CEFR scale? Check this out. https://bit.ly/whatisCEFR #ProveYourEnglish | Michigan Language Assessment