
Topics of the different levels
A1 – Beginner (Breakthrough)
-Alphabet, pronunciation, and basic greetings.
-Introducing yourself and others (name, age, nationality, profession).
-Simple sentences for everyday situations (ordering, asking directions).
-Basic verbs: ser, tener, estar, hablar.
-Numbers, days of the week, colors.
A2 – Elementary (Waystage)
-Talking about family, hobbies, and daily routines.
-Describing people, places, and objects.
-Expressing likes, dislikes, preferences.
-Past tense (pretérito perfecto simple).
-Simple conversations in shops, restaurants, and public places.
B1 – Intermediate (Threshold)
-Discussing personal experiences and future plans.
-Giving reasons and explanations.
-Expressing opinions and feelings.
-Handling travel situations, work, and social life conversations.
-More complex verb tenses: past imperfect, future simple.-
B2 – Upper-Intermediate (Vantage)
-Participating in extended conversations and debates.
-Understanding news articles, TV shows, and movies.
-Expressing hypotheses, conditions, and desires.
-Subjunctive mood (present).
-Writing formal emails, reports, and essays.
C1 – Advanced (Effective Operational Proficiency)
-Understanding long, complex texts.
-Expressing yourself fluently and spontaneously.
-Presentations, academic discussions, and professional contexts.
-Advanced grammar structures and idiomatic expressions.-
Writing in a formal, academic, or professional style.
C2 – Proficient (Mastery)
-Near-native comprehension and expression.
-Mastery of nuanced language and cultural references.
-Engaging in high-level academic and professional discourse.
-Synthesizing information from diverse sources.
-Writing complex, well-structured documents and essays.