Language levels

The levels

The students are placed in groups which correspond to their level in French. We use the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. This framework, world renown, contains 6 levels and lists for each level the competences and knowledge required.

UNDERSTANDING: listening and reading

SPEECH: take part in a communication, express yourself orally on a continuous basis

WRITING: write

The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) defines six levels of language proficiency:

-A1(Beginner): Understanding and using simple sentences for everyday purposes.

-A2(Elementary ): Ability to exchange basic information on familiar topics.

B1 (Pre-intermediate): Comprehension and expression in familiar or work-related situations.

-B2(Intermediate ): Fluent interaction and argumentation on complex topics.

-C1(Advanced ): Fluent expression, comprehension of long and demanding texts.

-C2(Mastery ): Effortless comprehension and expression, even on highly technical subjects.