Program Overview

Our Language Proficiency Levels

Aligned with the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)

LEVEL 1 – A1/A2: Discovery & Survival

At this stage, learners acquire the essential tools for basic communication. By the end of this level, you will be able to:

Understand and use everyday expressions and simple statements to meet immediate needs.

Introduce yourself and others, and engage in basic conversations about personal details such as residence, acquaintances, and possessions.

Communicate in a clear and simple manner, provided your interlocutor speaks slowly and is willing to assist.


LEVEL 2 – B1: Threshold

This level opens the door to functional communication in daily life. Upon completion, you will be able to:

Understand and use frequently encountered expressions related to personal and family information, shopping, local geography, and employment.

Manage simple, routine interactions that require direct information exchange on familiar topics.

Describe your background, surroundings, and immediate needs, and handle common situations that arise while traveling in English-speaking environments.

LEVEL 3 – B2: Mastery

At this level, learners move toward independence and fluency. You will be able to:

Understand standard spoken English on both familiar and unfamiliar topics, including those related to work, school, travel, and leisure.

Engage in clear, detailed conversations and present your ideas coherently across a wide range of subjects.

Narrate events, share experiences and dreams, and explain reasons or plans for future projects with confidence.

LEVEL 4 – C2: Proficiency

This is the stage of near-native competence. At this level, you will be able to:

Comprehend complex texts and discussions, even those involving abstract ideas or technical subjects within or beyond your field.

Communicate with effortless fluency and precision, enabling natural interaction with native speakers.

Express your views clearly and persuasively on a broad spectrum of topics, analyzing advantages and disadvantages of different perspectives.