French courses & resources for all

Find Your French Level (A1-C1)

These short French level tests assess your vocabulary, grammar, verbs, reading and listening skills and help you identify the best starting point on the Languistique French Learning path.
If a test feels too easy or too hard, simply try another level.

What Do A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1 Mean?

The CEFR is a European system that shows language ability from beginner (A1) to advanced (C1), used by schools and exams to teach and test, and by employers to recognize skill levels. 

Beginner (A1)→ Beginner Plus (A2)→ Intermediate (B1)→ Intermediate Plus (B2)→ Advanced (C1)

Beginner (A1)

Building the basics of French communication

Beginner (A1) Level Test

Beginner Plus (A2)

Growing confidence in everyday French

Beginner Plus (A2) Level Test

Intermediate (B1)

Moving beyond everyday French

Intermediate (B1) Level Test

Intermediate Plus (B2)

Socialising, debating and handling real-life challenges

Intermediate Plus (B2) Level Test

Advanced (C1)

Exploring cultures, societies and the issues shaping France today

Advanced (C1) Level Test