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A C1 level speaker makes very few grammatical errors. She / He is able to use various sentence structures and construct complex sentences with ease. This French test therefore assesses the skills in 5 key categories: grammar, spelling, expression, vocabulary and conjugation.
This test assesses 3 skills: - Reading comprehension - Listening - Grammar, spelling, syntax, expressions It was created on the basis of the Cambridge exams, with some inference questions that you might find in a GMAT reading. In total, the test is 32 minutes long. Here is the breakdown we recommend: - 1 text, 10 questions on that text. 20 minutes to read the text and answer the 10 questions. - 7 audios with one question each time. 6 minutes for the whole test. One listen is recommended to have time to complete the test - 20 MCQ questions on grammar, spelling, conjugation. 6 minutes to answer them.
This is a multiple choice listening test which will assess whether the test-taker's capacity to understand spoken English typical of candidates at a C1 level on the CEFR European framework. The questions will focus on listening sub-skills such as: inferring meaning, listening for specific details, listening for negative meaning and for particular emphasis in spoken English. The listening texts come from a variety of fields within the business world and include excerpts of interviews, monologues and phone calls. However, a knowledge of specialist vocabulary used in specific professions is not required.
This test can be used to assess whether the test-taker has the lexical and grammatical knowledge typical of speakers at a B2 level on the CEFR European framework. In particular, the questions will focus on language used in an international working environment. It will assess candidates' knowledge of the structure of the Italian language including grammar, verbs, preposition, conjunctions. It will also test their range of vocabulary and idiomatic language frequently used in the workplace.
This test can be used to assess whether the test-taker has the lexical and grammatical knowledge typical of speakers at a C1 level on the CEFR European framework. In particular, the questions will focus on language used in an international working environment. It will assess candidates' knowledge of the structure of the Italian language including grammar, verbs, preposition, conjunctions. It will also test their range of vocabulary and idiomatic language frequently used in the workplace.
This test can be used to assess whether the test-taker has the lexical and grammatical knowledge typical of speakers at a B2 level. In particular, the questions will focus on language used in an international working environment. It will assess candidates' knowledge of the structure of the Portuguese language including grammar, written expression, connectors. It will also test their range of vocabulary and idiomatic language frequently used in the workplace.
This test can be used to assess whether the test-taker has the lexical and grammatical knowledge typical of speakers at a C1 level. In particular, the questions will focus on language used in an international working environment. It will assess candidates' knowledge of the structure of the Portuguese language including grammar, written expresion, connectors. It will also test their range of vocabulary and idiomatic language frequently used in the workplace.
An A2 level speaker understands isolated phrases and phrases frequently used in relation to areas of the everyday environment . She or he is able to communicate during simple and usual tasks requiring a simple and direct exchange of information on familiar and usual subjects. She or he knows how to describe with simple means his training, his immediate environment and to raise topics that correspond to immediate needs. This A2 level test therefore assesses the candidate's skills in 4 key categories: grammar, spelling, vocabulary and conjugation.
This test can be used to assess spelling knowledge at level C1 according to the European framework of reference for languages.
This test can be used to assess spelling knowledge at level B1-B2 according to the European framework of reference for languages.
This test can be used to assess spelling knowledge at level A2 according to the European framework of reference for languages.
The Spanish C1 test evaluates individuals' ability to communicate fluently, in an elaborated manner and practically without errors. \n\nCandidates who score well on this test have a continued knowledge of Spanish: they can discuss a range of topics and situations without having to prepare in advance, are able to understand the content of demanding, longer texts well as well as grasp implicit meanings. They can structure and link facts and topics in a meaningful way.
The test evaluates candidates' ability to communicate independently in a professional environment and can use the language effectively and flexibly. \n\nCandidates who score well on the test are individuals who can converse fluently with native speakers on a variety of topics and express their opinions, write structured texts and reports, understand more complex issues as well as the key messages of demanding texts or specialised texts from a specific field.
This test aims to assess the level C1 in mandarin. The reference used is the HSK5 when it comes to vocabulary.
This test aims to assess the level B2 in mandarin. The reference used is the HSK4 when it comes to vocabulary.
The German C1 test evaluates individuals' ability to communicate fluently, in an elaborated manner and practically without errors. \n\nCandidates who score well on this test have a continued knowledge of German: they can discuss a range of topics and situations without having to prepare in advance, are able to understand the content of demanding, longer texts well as well as grasp implicit meanings. They can structure and link facts and topics in a meaningful way.\n\nNote: C1 is the fifth level of competence of the \'Common European Framework of Reference for Languages\' and certifies that individuals can use the language competently.
The test evaluates candidates' ability to communicate independently in a professional environment and can use the language effectively and flexibly. \n\nCandidates who score well on the test are individuals who can converse fluently with native speakers on a variety of topics and express their opinions, write structured texts and reports, understand more complex issues as well as the key messages of demanding texts or specialised texts from a specific field.
A C1 level candidate makes very few grammatical errors. He is able to use various sentence structures and construct complex sentences with ease.\nThis level C1 French test therefore assesses the candidate's skills in 5 key categories: grammar, spelling, expression, vocabulary and conjugation.
A B2 level candidate shows a fairly high degree of grammatical control and the most important vocabulary has been mastered. He can express himself clearly and in detail on a variety of subjects. He is fluent in fluent French. This B2 level test therefore assesses the candidate's skills in 4 key categories: grammar, spelling, vocabulary and conjugation.'}
This is a multiple choice test which will assess whether the test-taker has the lexical and grammatical knowledge typical of speakers at a C1 level on the CEFR European framework. The questions will focus on language used in an international working environment. It will assess candidates' knowledge of the structure of the English language including tenses, collocations and verb patterns. It will also test their range of vocabulary and idiomatic language frequently used in the workplace.
This is a multiple choice test which will assess whether the test-taker has the lexical and grammatical knowledge typical of speakers at a B2.1 level on the CEFR European framework. The questions will focus on language used in an international working environment. It will assess candidates' knowledge of the structure of the English language including tenses, collocations and verb patterns. It will also test their range of vocabulary and idiomatic language frequently used in the workplace.