Language levels for Italian courses - what is Italian course A1?
What language levels are there for Italian courses - what does Italian course A1 mean, for example?
Italian courses are offered for different language levels. In Europe, the classification is based on the CEFR principle - the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages - and helps to recognize language skills.
There are three basic levels divided into six language levels, each with its own language competence:
- Level A - basic language use
- A1 for beginners
- A2 for basic language skills
- Level B - independent use of language
- B1 for advanced language use
- B2 for independent language use
- Level C - competent use of language
- C1 for competent language use
- C2 for near native speaker level
An Italian A1 course therefore means that this course is aimed at beginners in Italian.
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