Hey everyone!

There are 6 CEFR levels (A1, A2, B1, etc.) for evaluation of language proficiency but I am always struggling with understading my level according to this standard. I found too many different explanations and don't know which one is right.

What do you think about these levels? Can you give a brief explanation for them?

For example, what should I know on B2 level in average?

Question

Hey everyone!

There are 6 CEFR levels (A1, A2, B1, etc.) for evaluation of language proficiency but I am always struggling with understading my level according to this standard. I found too many different explanations and don't know which one is right.

What do you think about these levels? Can you give a brief explanation for them?

For example, what should I know on B2 level in average?

Answer

Hi Vladimir, you'll find more information on the British Council website.

There's also a free British Council app called EnglishScore. It assesses your grammar, vocabulary, listening and reading and gives you a score. Give it a try! It can't assess your speaking level though.