Grammar
Grammar structures and verb tenses of varying difficulty to identify what you already use confidently and what you still need to reinforce.
Discover your starting point with a test covering content from A1 to C2, and get an indication of your current Spanish level.
Answer based on your current knowledge. The test includes questions of varying difficulty to give you an indication of your current Spanish level.
Remember: The result of this test serves as a guide regarding your current level of Spanish and does not constitute an official certification.
Your result gives you an indication of where your current knowledge falls within the A1–C2 range and can help you decide what to do next.
It is normal to be stronger in some areas than others. The result should be treated as an initial indication that can help you identify what you already know and what you still need to work on.
You understand and use very basic structures and expressions.
You can handle frequent and everyday situations.
You begin to communicate independently in familiar contexts.
You can communicate quite accurately and understand more complex ideas.
You use Spanish flexibly and understand subtle nuances and demanding messages.
You manage the language with a very high degree of precision, flexibility, and nuance.
The test combines content A1 to C2to give you an indication of your starting point and current knowledge of Spanish.
Grammar structures and verb tenses of varying difficulty to identify what you already use confidently and what you still need to reinforce.
Words and expressions from different levels, ranging from everyday situations to more complex contexts.
Choosing appropriate structures and expressions for different communicative situations.
Selection of appropriate structures and expressions according to the context to assess how you apply your knowledge in different communicative situations.
Your current level is just the starting point. We can create a personalised learning plan based on your goals, target level, weekly availability and deadline..
We answer some of the most common questions about the general test, A1–C2 levels and how to use your result to decide what to do next.
It serves to obtain a initial guidance on your current level through questions of varying difficulty. It can help you identify approximately where your knowledge stands within the A1–C2 levels.
The test includes content from A1, A2, B1, B2, C1 and C2, following the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR). The difficulty increases progressively to help identify the limits of your current knowledge.
If you do not yet have a clear idea of your level, start with the general test. If you already know you are around B1 or B2, for example, a level-specific test may be more useful.
If you need formal proof of your level, you will need to take a recognised certification exam appropriate to your needs.
You can take a level-specific test from A1 to C2, practise with our Spanish exercises, use the Spanish learning time calculator to estimate how long it may take to reach another level, or explore our Spanish courses.
Yes. For example, your reading or listening comprehension may be stronger than your speaking or writing. This is why an online test of this type provides an initial indication and does not replace a comprehensive assessment of all language skills.