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πŸŽ“ CEFR A1–C2 Β· Verifiable

Prove your English level with a verifiable certificate

Take the free English level test and get a certificate you can download, share, and verify online β€” in minutes, not months.

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βœ“ Free level test Β· 30–40 minutes

Why get an English certificate?

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Stand out in applications

Add a CEFR level certificate to your CV, university application, or LinkedIn profile β€” clear proof of your level.

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Know your level for real

A measured result across Reading, Listening, Writing, and Speaking. No guessing, no self-assessment bias.

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Track your progress

Retake the test as you learn and watch your level climb from A2 to B1, B2, and beyond.

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Free or verified β€” you choose

Both certificates are generated from your real test results. The difference is trust.

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Your CEFR level (A1–C2)
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Your name & date
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Unique verification code
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Lifetime access
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How it works

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Take the free level test

Four skills β€” Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking β€” scored against the CEFR scale.

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Choose verified ($6.99)

One-time payment, no subscription. Select the verified option before finishing your test.

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Download & verify

Your certificate carries a unique EMA-2026 code. Anyone can check it instantly on our verification page.

What's inside the test?

Four modules, real questions β€” know exactly what to expect before you start.

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Reading

Short stories and everyday texts. Read the passage, then answer multiple-choice questions about it.

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Listening

Real dialogues, spoken slowly and clearly. Listen, then answer multiple-choice questions about what you heard.

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Writing

A simple topic is given β€” for example: β€œWrite about a special day in your life.” You write your answer in your own words.

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Speaking

A simple topic is given β€” for example: β€œTalk about a sport you like.” You record your answer with your voice.

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