Para saber tu nivel, estudia los niveles abajo uno a uno. Los primeros están
en español porque se supone que son niveles bajos y que un alumno
no tendría que entenderlos. Si no entiendes el inglés en los
niveles superiores, igual no tienes ninguno de esos niveles.
De todas formas, este documento no puede servir como una prueba
definitiva de tú nivel. Para eso, mejor haz un examén
oficial.
Los otros códigos como "ALTE", "Breakthrough" y "A1" corresponden a otros Marcos para comparación.
Conocimientos correspondientes a cada nivel
(evaluación comparativa).
Basado en el
“Marco común de referencia para las lenguas” del “Consejo de Europa”.
Beginner (ALTE Level 0 – Breakthrough – “Council of Europe” -
COE - A1) Tengo
la capacidad básica para comunicarme e intercambiar información
Puedo utilizar frases comunes.
Puedo presentarme y describirme.
Puedo preguntar y responder sobre
temas personales: dónde vivo, la gente que conozco, las cosas que tengo.
Puedo comunicarme de forma simple
si el interlocutor ayuda y habla lenta y claramente.
Puedo escribir una carta simple,
mandar una tarjeta de felicitación o rellenar un formulario con detalles personales.
Puedo utilizar de forma simple
el verbo “to be”.
Elementary (ALTE Level 1- Waystage / COE - A2) Tengo
la capacidad para manejar información simple y situaciones rutinarias.
Puedo entender frases y expresiones
de uso frecuente relacionadas con temas básicos como puedan ser información
personal y de familia.
Puedo hablar sobre compras, geografía
local, empleo, lo que me gusta y lo que no me gusta.
Puedo comunicarme en situaciones
rutinarias que requieren un intercambio de información simple y directo.
Puedo describir en términos simples
aspectos de mi historial, medio-ambiente inmediato, condiciones de vida, historial
de formación y de un trabajo actual o reciente.
Puedo mantener comunicaciones muy
cortas y no puedo mantener una conversación sin ayuda.
Puedo escribir notas y mensajes
simples relacionados con áreas de necesidad inmediata: una nota para dar las
gracias, una carta personal.
Puedo utilizar de forma simple
tiempos verbales como el “presente simple”, el “presente continuo” y el verbo
“to be”.
Low-Intermediate (ALTE Level 2 – Threshold / COE - B1) Puedo
manejar una gama más amplia de situaciones y expresar opiniones y actitudes
de forma limitada.
I can understand the main points on familiar
matters in work, school, leisure, etc. I can enter into such conversations unprepared.
I can understand the main points on a radio
or TV program on current events or topics of professional interest.
I can deal with most situations that may occur
while traveling where English is spoken.
I can describe experiences and events, dreams,
hopes and ambitions, real or imagined.
I can briefly give reasons and explanations
for opinions and plans.
I can narrate a story or relate the plot of
a book or film and describe my reactions.
I can write personal letters describing experiences
and impressions.
I can use tenses such as the “past continuous,”
the “past simple,” and “future simple” and also other grammar like “comparative
adjectives” and “first and second conditional.”
Upper-Intermediate (ALTE Level 3 – Independent User / COE - B2) Tengo
confianza, habilidad para usar el inglés en una variedad de situaciones y una
conciencia mayor de las normas de uso del lenguaje.
I can interact with a degree of fluency and
spontaneity that makes regular interaction quite possible and more pleasant
for native speakers, although there may be some jumpiness in longer contributions
as I check for patterns and expressions. There will be few long pauses.
I can understand extended speech and lectures
and follow even complex lines of argument with familiar topics.
I can understand the majority of films in
standard dialect.
I can explain a viewpoint on a topical issue
giving the advantages and disadvantages of various options.
I can produce clear, detailed text on a wide
range of subjects.
I can write letters highlighting the personal
significance of events and experiences.
I can maintain a relatively high-degree of grammatical control
over English. I do not make errors that cause misunderstanding
and I can correct most of my own mistakes.
I can use tenses like the “present perfect,”
the “past perfect,” and other grammar like the “third conditional” and “reported
speech.”
Advanced (ALTE Level 4 – Competent User / COE - C1) Tengo
fluidez, adaptabilidad, sensibilidad y capacidad para manejar situaciones que
salen de lo habitual.
I can understand extended speech even when
it is not clearly structured and when relationships are only implied and not
signaled explicitly.
I can understand television programs and films
without too much effort.
I can express myself with effortless fluency
without much obvious searching for expressions. Only conceptually difficult
subjects are an obstacle.
I can use English flexibly for social, academic
and professional purposes.
I can formulate ideas and opinions with precision
and relate my contribution skillfully to those of the other speakers.
I can recognize implicit meaning in a wider
range of demanding texts.
I can produce clear, well/structured, detailed
text on complex subjects, showing controlled use of organizational patterns,
connectors and cohesive devices.
I can write about complex subjects in a letter,
an essay or a report, emphasizing what I consider to be the most significant
issues. I can select the style appropriate to the reader in mind.
I can consistently maintain a high-degree
of control over complex language and grammar with very few errors, which are
difficult to spot, and are generally self-corrected.
Proficiency (ALTE Level 5 – Good User / COE - C2) Uso
el inglés casi como un nativo.
I can easily understand virtually everything
I hear or read in English.
I can summarize information from different spoken and written
sources, reconstructing arguments and accounts in a coherent
presentation.
I can express myself spontaneously, effortlessly,
very fluently and precisely, differentiating finer shades of meaning even in
more complex situations.
I can backtrack and restructure around a difficulty
so smoothly that other people are hardly aware of it.
I have a good familiarity with idiomatic expressions
and colloquialisms.
I can write complex letters, reports, or articles,
which present a case with an effective logical structure which helps the recipient
to notice and remember significant points.
I can write summaries and reviews of professional
or literary works.
I can maintain consistent grammatical control
of complex language with virtually no errors.
Council of Europe levels
Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: Learning, Teaching, Assessment
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