What is the CEFR level, and how is it calculated?

The CEFR (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) is an international standard for describing language ability. It divides learners into six levels:

• A1 – Beginner
• A2 – Elementary
• B1 – Intermediate
• B2 – Upper Intermediate
• C1 – Advanced
• C2 – Proficient (near-native)

📊 How Enverson Calculates Your CEFR Level

At Enverson, we estimate your CEFR level using a combination of:

1. Initial Placement Test

   We ask you to complete a short test or interactive task when you first join to get a baseline score.

2. Performance Tracking

   Our AI monitors how you perform in speaking, listening, reading, and writing tasks — especially how well you:

   • Use grammar and vocabulary
   • Pronounce words
   • Understand natural speech
   • Respond fluently and accurately

3. Continuous Updates

   Your level can go up (or down) as you progress. The more you use the app, the more accurate your level becomes — because it’s based on real behavior, not just a one-time test.

4. Skill-by-Skill Analysis

   You may have different levels for different skills (e.g., B1 in writing, B2 in speaking), and we take this into account when personalizing your learning.

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