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Find your English level (A1–C2)

Take a short test for each skill and see your CEFR level. Your results are saved on this device and used to suggest the right course and practice units.

Reading level test

Read short texts and answer questions. Each part is a little harder than the last, and the test stops when it becomes too hard.

12 minScored automatically

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Listening level test

Listen to short conversations and answer questions. Each part is a little harder than the last, and the test stops when it becomes too hard.

12 minScored automatically

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Speaking level test

A guided self-check. Tick the things you can really do out loud and we suggest your level.

4 minSelf-check

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Writing level test

A guided self-check. Tick the things you can really do in writing and we suggest your level.

4 minSelf-check

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Grammar & vocabulary checkA separate quick placement test for grammar and words.

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What the levels mean

A1 · BeginnerFirst words, short sentences, everyday basics.

A2 · ElementarySimple past, plans and short connected texts.

B1 · IntermediateStories, explanations and everyday opinions.

B2 · Upper-intermediateAbstract ideas, arguments and longer texts.

C1 · AdvancedNuance, implied meaning and precise language.

C2 · MasteryThe top of the ladder: dense, idiomatic English.

These tests give a quick, honest estimate. They are not an official certificate. For an official result use a real exam such as Cambridge, IELTS or TOEFL — or practise for them with our exam papers.