CEFR / Levels of English

We've been working with the CEFR for more than 5 years now, but it's not always clear to students (and parents) what these levels (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2) mean.

Click on the link below if you want to read about the CEFR (CECR in French). You will automatically be redirected to the page in French.

Council of Europe "Common European Framework of Reference for Languages"

These short videos will make things clearer as to what is expected at which level.

1st year students usually arrive with level A2. Check your level with this video: are you able to do that?

3C should reach level B1. In this video, you'll be shown examples of what is expected at level B1.

3M and 3E should reach level B2. In this video, you'll be shown examples of what is expected at level B2.