The CEFR divides learners in to three main groups: A: Basic User A1: Beginner A2: Elementary. For example, a Pre-Intermediate Language Trainer level is comparable to a Low/Middle Intermediate ACTFL* level…

The Norwegian language test measures language proficiency at levels A1, A2, B1 and B2.

Finally, C1 and C2 serve as indicators of high proficiency and fluency in this language. These recommendations of the Council of Europe will help you see on which level (A1 - C2) you should study Norwegian. Completing our Norwegian Level test is about more than just satisfying your curiosity to know your current language ability. Our self-assessment forms can help you to choose the right level.

For the written presentation part of the test and for the oral part of the test you need to register for a test at level A1–A2, A2–B1 or B1–B2. Our self-assessment forms can help you to choose the right level. In this system, A1 and A2 correspond to very basic language skills.

CEFR Level A1 English language levels description: English Basic User (A1, A2) A1 (Beginner) A2 (Elementary English) English Independent User (B1, B2) B1 (Intermediate English) B2 (Upper-Intermediate English) Proficient English User (C1, C2) C1 (Advanced English) C2 (Proficiency English) • Listening to Norwegian • Speaking in Norwegian • Writing in Norwegian. B: Independent User B1: Intermediate B2: Upper Intermediate. Then, B1 and B2 introduce more sophisticated knowledge of a target language.

The Norwegian for Foreigners courses consist of: Level 1: Beginners' course, Level 2: Intermediate course, Level 3: Advanced course, Level 4: Proficiency course and … A language user can develop various degrees of competence in each of these domains and … The Norwegian language test measures language proficiency at levels A1, A2, B1 and B2. These results can be useful in several ways to improve your learning and confidence: • We have carefully researched our language proficiencies to reflect the skill levels of official accreditation programs. This Norwegian proficiency test follows the guidelines of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (commonly abbreviated with CEFRL, CEFR or CEF).

C: Proficient User C1: Advanced C2: Proficiency. For the written presentation part of the test and for the oral part of the test you need to register for a test at level A1–A2, A2–B1 or B1–B2.