WHAT ARE B2 AND C2 EXAMS?
The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is a guideline describing foreign language proficiency at six levels:
BASIC USER: A1 and A2
INDEPENDENT USER: B1 and B2
PROFICIENT USER: C1 and C2
Below is a detailed analysis of what candidates should be able to do in the four different language skills (Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking) at different CEFR levels:
A checklist of what candidates can do at the six CEFR levels
If you want to determine your actual level and set specific goals so as to attain your desired level, click on the link below:
Self-assessment checklist
By consulting this framework of reference, it is possible to compare tests and examinations in different languages, across Europe. According to CEFR levels of language competence, Cambridge First (FCE) and Michigan ECCE are at B2 level, whereas Cambridge Proficiency and Michigan ECPE are at C2 level.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CAMBRIDGE AND MICHIGAN EXAMS?
Both exams test the four basic language skills: Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, as well as grammar and vocabulary at different levels of linguistic competence.
The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is a guideline describing foreign language proficiency at six levels:
BASIC USER: A1 and A2
INDEPENDENT USER: B1 and B2
PROFICIENT USER: C1 and C2
Below is a detailed analysis of what candidates should be able to do in the four different language skills (Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking) at different CEFR levels:
A checklist of what candidates can do at the six CEFR levels
If you want to determine your actual level and set specific goals so as to attain your desired level, click on the link below:
Self-assessment checklist
By consulting this framework of reference, it is possible to compare tests and examinations in different languages, across Europe. According to CEFR levels of language competence, Cambridge First (FCE) and Michigan ECCE are at B2 level, whereas Cambridge Proficiency and Michigan ECPE are at C2 level.
WHAT ARE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CAMBRIDGE AND MICHIGAN EXAMS?
Both exams test the four basic language skills: Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, as well as grammar and vocabulary at different levels of linguistic competence.
- Below are the main differences between CAMBRIDGE FIRST and ECCE at B2 LEVEL:
