I understand that in the EU there is a standard 3-level rating of competency: A1, A2 B1, B2, and C1, C2 (where C2 is the highest, very close to native). Is there a way to determine where one is on this rating scale? Thanks.
Is there a way to test my level in French?
lancish
March 8, 2014
roxypalooza
March 8, 2014
C'est une bonne question. Ce serait une option fantastique.
lancish
March 8, 2014
Oui, comme une option, ou peut-être ils peuvent nous dire un sit de test standard.
toru e
March 8, 2014
I have French tutoring twice a week, and my teacher administers my exam every other month to check progress, so it's not online. Here's a recreational one you could try though. It's shorter, but the result level matched up with the longer test when I took it.
http://www.france-langue.com/learn-french/online-french-test.html
roxypalooza
March 8, 2014
Parfait! Merci, toru25
Abdurrezagh-A
March 9, 2014
Dear tutor,
I would like to have a test online, but it seems that I can't find my way around. Please help me thank you in advance.
lancish
March 9, 2014
Thanks toru25, it looks great - didn't know this site.
toru e
March 10, 2014
No problem, roxypalooza and Lance, glad to help!
Hi Abdurrezagh - I'm actually not the tutor, I'm the student. :) The link to the quiz is the blue button that says "Start Quiz" (in all caps, scroll down a little).
lancish
March 17, 2014
I tried your testing site, Toru, and it seems fairly accurate. But I am wondering if you had a second testing site, with a longer test, perhaps.
Or does anyone else know of a good testing site that will return the A1-C2 level it thinks you're at. Thanks!