A 0

The course on this level familiarises students with the new language and constitutes the preparation stage for a course on the A 1 level.

Basic

A 1

A student on this level can:

• Understands simple instructions and can find simple information in an oral text.
• Actively participates in basic conversations about particular and predictable topics.
• Can write a simple note about him- or herself.
• Understands basic information or announcements.
• Can provide elementary data in forms, and prepare notes specifying locations, time, and dates.

A 2

The student on this level can:

• Formulate simple opinions, express requirements, and ask questions about everyday situations.
• Understand typical announcements referring to the familiar topic and information on products or in public places.
• Write short and simple texts, letters, or greetings to be sent via mail.

Intermediate

B1

The course of such a level familiarises students with the new scope of language competences and constitutes the preparation stage for classes on the B2 level.

B2

The student who achieved this level can:

• Express opinions about abstract topics and culture.
• Undertake a discussion and formulate utterances referring to familiar topics.
• Give advice and help.
• Understand public instructions and announcements, typical information and articles.
• Understand the general meaning of popular issues presented unusually.

Advanced

C1

On this level the student can:

• Read with comprehension and grasp relevant information.
• Understand detailed advice and instructions.
• Participate in conversations on various topics.
• Write dictated text and a letter describing abstract ideas.

C2

The student:

• Participates in meetings relating to his or her profession.
• Is able to comfortably participate in a conversation, using abstract terms.
• Can read quickly and has no problems in understanding media information and non-standard correspondence.
• Can take minutes at meetings and use various written forms of expression.

D

At this level the student can:

• Undertake a conversation in any subject matter.
• Understands colloquial language and can translate it into the formal register.
• Can translate complicated documents, correspondence, and reports into the colloquial register.
• Can address every topic orally and in the written form.
• When writing, can select the appropriate form of expression of own thoughts, opinions, and feelings.