IN reading, writing , listening and speaking :

is Beginner, he is still not able to use the language in any practical

work situation

What can be done with an A1 level of English

An A1 level in English should be sufficient for very simple interactions, for example to go from
tourist to an English-speaking country. An A1 level would not be sufficient for other academic or
professional purposes.

You can understand and use familiar everyday expressions and very basic phrases aimed at
satisfying needs of a specific type.

You can introduce yourself and others, and you can ask and answer questions about personal
details, such as saying where you live and talking about people you know and things you have.
You can interact with other people easily, as long as the other person speaks slowly and clearly,
and is willing to help.

Skills of English level A1 in detail

The official definitions of competencies are broken down into smaller fragments of teaching
objectives. This more detailed breakdown of competencies can help you determine your level of
English, or help a teacher evaluate a student's level. For example, a student who has reached A1
level of English will be able to:

1. Introduce yourself in a simple way and use basic greetings.

2. Say where he and other people are from, and give a basic description of his city.
3. Speak in a simple way about family and colleagues, describing their appearance
and personality.
4. Make comments about clothing at a basic level and ask simple questions about
clothing to a store clerk.
5. Talk about your favorite food and make simple take-out orders.
6. Talk about daily activities and organize meetings with friends and colleagues.
7. Describe the current atmospheric conditions and suggest activities according to
the weather forecast.
8. Speak in general terms about your health and describe to the doctor common
symptoms of diseases.
9. Describe the location of your home and give simple directions to get there.
10. Talk about your hobbies and interests and make plans to do fun activities with
friends or colleagues.
11. Complete basic transactions at a hotel, including check-in and check-out.
12. Talk about common products, basic purchases and returns of defective items.

Reading : He has very basic notions of the language. It is able to draw the general sense of
simple readings.}

Writing: He is not able to write in the language.

 Listening Understand single words and little else.

Speaking : It is understood only in situations of extreme need.

What can be done with an A2 level of English

An A2 level of English is sufficient for sightseeing in an English-speaking country and social
networking with English speakers, although this A2 level is not suitable for developing deeper
friendships. An A2 level of English also allows you to establish a network of contacts with English-
speaking colleagues, but with level A2 working in English is limited to very familiar topics. An A2
level of English is not enough to follow academic studies or to consume most of the English media
(TV, movies, radio, magazines, etc.).

It can include frequently used phrases and expressions related to topics of immediate importance
(eg, very basic personal and family information, purchases, local geography, employment).

Can communicate in routine and simple tasks, which require a simple and direct exchange of
information on familiar and routine topics.

You can describe in simple terms aspects of your personal history, your immediate environment
and issues of immediate need.

A2 English level skills in detail

The official definitions of competencies are broken down into smaller fragments of teaching
objectives. This more detailed breakdown of competencies can help you determine your level of
English, or help a teacher evaluate a student's level. For example, a student with an A2 level of
English is able to do all the things that an A1-level student already knows and also can:

1. Evaluate the performance of colleagues in the workplace.

2. Tell about events from your past, including weekend activities and interesting
stories.
3. Describe your past life, offering details about important milestones of it.
4. Receive guests at home or go visit a friend.
5. Discuss your plans for the holidays and tell them later to your friends and
colleagues.
6. Talk about the natural world and travel to see animals and natural areas of your
country.
7. Talk about movies you like and choose a movie to watch with friends.
8. Talk about clothes and what kind of clothes he likes to wear.
9. Engage in a conversation with basic communication at work, including attending
meetings on familiar topics.
10. Describe an accident or injury, get medical help and buy prescription drugs.
11. Relate socially in the business environment at a basic level, welcoming guests and
attending events dedicated to expanding the network of contacts.
12. Understand and make basic business proposals in your area of expertise.
13. Talk and explain the rules of games.