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Academic Info:

Level achieved:

Basic

Language usage:

%

Reading Comprehension:

%

Listening Comprehension:

%

TOEIC scope: (printed)

%

TOEFL scope: (digital)

%

Cambridge scope:

%

IRL:

%

CEFR:

%

ALTE:

Bilingual background Info:

Have you ever studied English?:

Basic

Why did you study English?:

Basic

For how long did you study English?:

Basic

Where did you study English?:

Basic

Level achieved while studying English?:

Basic

Did you use English in your previous job?:

Basic

How many hours per day did you use English in your previous job?:

Basic

Kind of English interaction in your previous job?:

Basic

Applicant's status:

Basic

Toeic / Test of English for international communication

Toefl / Test of English as a foreign language

Cambridge / Cambridge English for speakers of other languages

IRL / Interagency language roundtable

CEFR / Common european framework of reference of languages

ALTE / Association of language testers in europe

Performance Info:

The learner can communicate in a very basic way, with elementary knowledge of the language but without proper command of it. They understand sentences and commonly used phrases related to everyday events and situations, and can exchange basic information using simple vocabulary and structures. They are able to describe their personal and work background, immediate environment, and basic business needs. However, they have significant gaps in grammar and vocabulary, and their communicative ability remains poor—understanding more than they can speak or write. Their current level of performance is approaching the next higher level (Pre‑intermediate A).

Observations Info:

The learner can communicate in a very basic way, with elementary knowledge of the language but without proper command of it. They understand sentences and commonly used phrases related to everyday events and situations, and can exchange basic information using simple vocabulary and structures. They are able to describe their personal and work background, immediate environment, and basic business needs. However, they have significant gaps in grammar and vocabulary, and their communicative ability remains poor—understanding more than they can speak or write. Their current level of performance is approaching the next higher level (Pre‑intermediate A).