Levels
chart
Our
levels guide consists of 5 levels from
0.00
(Complete beginner) to 4.00 (Autonomous).
Each
description is in 2 parts : firstly the candidate’s
linguisitic performance
(
),
secondly the limitations specific to this ability (
).
The
Citylangues levels guide enables you to :
Understand the level given to a candidate.
Get
to know his or her language ability and limitations in a professional
context.
In
liaison with Citylangues, set an objective for the student and put in
place an appropriate training course.
Fix
the language level required for each position in your company; this can
then be used for recruitment purposes or for internal transfers.
What
is the gap between two levels ?
•
To move from one level to another requires approximately 160 hours of
tuition (for instance to progress from level 1.00 to level 2.00). However,
the number of hours can vary considerably depending on several factors:
the target language, the use of the language in the student’s work,
personal study carried out by the student, to name but three.
•
Each level is divided into four stages: 0.00 – 0.25, 0.25 –0.50, 0.50
– 0.75, 0.75 – 1.00 and so on. Thus, a student starting at level 1.75
aiming to reach level 2.00 will need to follow 40 hours of tuition. We
will be happy to provide help and advice on your training plans… please
do not hesitate to contact us on on
Read
our Levels descriptions :
