CEFR A1
Everyday essentials
Practise introductions, simple requests and personal details. Listen for names and numbers, read short notices and fill in basic forms.
Explore A1English Exams
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CEFR A1
Practise introductions, simple requests and personal details. Listen for names and numbers, read short notices and fill in basic forms.
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Practise making appointments and asking for travel information. Find key details in brief announcements and write short notes about everyday plans.
Explore A2CEFR B1
Practise following straightforward workplace or study instructions, explaining an experience and supporting a simple opinion in conversation or connected paragraphs.
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Practise following longer arguments, comparing options and explaining a position. Work on clear organisation, inference and the tone of longer spoken and written responses.
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Practise identifying a speaker’s stance, organising complex ideas and adapting tone for academic or professional audiences. Explain and defend a position when challenged.
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Practise identifying subtle differences in meaning, synthesising competing accounts and presenting a precise argument in speech and writing.
Explore C2CEFR levels A1 to C2 describe what you can do in English. The Scottish Credit and Qualifications Framework describes the level of learning and, where applicable, its credit value.
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