We organise our courses according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The CEFR provides a common basis for the development of curricula and qualifications and enables interlingual comparability. The levels A1 to C1 have been defined for this purpose. Here you can find an overview of the respective contents and learning objectives so that you know what you are expected to know for your exam.
A1: At level A1 you learn the basic language skills needed for everyday life.
A2: At level A2 you build on the basic skills of level A1. You will develop your communication skills and become more confident in using the language in a variety of contexts.
B1: At level B1 you build on the foundations of the previous levels. You extend your abilities to be able to communicate better in more complex situations.
B2: At level B2 you build on the previous levels and take your language skills to an advanced level. The aim is to be able to communicate confidently in various areas of life and work.
C1: At level C1 you develop advanced language skills at a demanding level, enabling you to express yourself confidently and convincingly in a wide range of personal, professional and academic situations.




