What is your English level?

Before you can know which course is yours, you have to know where you are now. This places you on the CEFR scale — A1 to C2 — the same scale IELTS, TOEFL and the European exam boards use.

• It adapts Right answers make it harder, wrong ones make it easier — so it places you in 8 to 20 questions instead of sixty.
• No sign-in needed You do not need an account to see your result. With one, it is saved — so taking it again in a few months shows you the movement.
• An honest result The level is not inflated to sell you something. You get what you scored.