European frame of reference
COMMON EUROPEAN FRAME OF REFERENCE
The European frame of reference encompasses the respective language skills in a consistent scale of six levels: A1 - A2- B1- B2 - C1- C2. These levels describe language competence from elementary knowledge (A1) to very advanced language skills that are almost equal to those of a native speaker (C2).
Advantages
ADVANTAGES
Learning a language in the country where it is spoken allows you to concentrate fully on the task at hand without any day-to-day duties to distract you. Moreover, your motivation to learn is higher, because you can use newly acquired language straight away.
- small groups
- average age of 40
- homogenous environment
- intensive and efficient
- job-related courses
- immediate results
