At level A2, you learn:

• Speak: talk about yourself, your family, your work, and your immediate surroundings, and ask for and share simple information on familiar topics.
• Listen: understand clear, slowly spoken sentences on everyday topics, such as shopping or asking for directions.
• Read: read short, simple texts, such as advertisements, short messages, or simple menus and schedules.
• Write: write a simple message, such as a short email to a friend or a brief thank-you note.

At level B1, you learn:

• Speak: talk fluently about your opinions, plans, experiences, and dreams, give directions, or explain a problem.
• Listen: understand the main points of radio or TV programs and conversations at work or school, provided people speak clearly.
• Read: understand texts made up mainly of everyday or work-related language.
• Write: write simple, coherent texts on familiar topics or personal interests.

At level B2, you learn:

• Speak: express yourself fluently and spontaneously on current issues, clearly state your opinion, and weigh the pros and cons of different options.
• Listen: follow the news, films, lectures, or presentations on familiar topics, provided standard language is used.
• Read: understand the main ideas of complex and technical texts, such as articles and reports on current topics or within your field of expertise.
• Write: write clear, detailed texts on various topics, with a structured line of reasoning and a well-supported opinion.