TOEFL
English
Get to know the TOEFL, the test of academic English. Start with topic lessons and practice questions.
See the exam and the prepStudy with lessons for the exam you have in mind, work through the practice questions, and go back over what you still miss.
English
Get to know the TOEFL, the test of academic English. Start with topic lessons and practice questions.
See the exam and the prepEnglish
Learn how IELTS is organised and what the sections cover. Prepare with topic lessons and practise with questions.
See the exam and the prepWhat the public exam is, who runs it, and how the result is reported. This is a description, not a prep course and not a past paper.
German
Goethe-Institut certificates from A1 to C2. From B1 the exam is modular.
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A German exam for university study, scored in TDN bands.
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German certificates from A1 to C2. The pass mark is on that exam's own page.
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A German exam set by universities. The paper is not the same on every campus.
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The Chinese proficiency test. In October 2026 the regular papers were still HSK 2.0.
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Japanese exam from N5 to N1. It does not test speaking or free writing.
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Korean exam. TOPIK I is levels 1 and 2. TOPIK II is levels 3 to 6.
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Spanish diplomas of the Instituto Cervantes, from A1 to C2.
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French diplomas. DELF runs from A1 to B2. DALF is C1 and C2.
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English exams from A2 Key to C2 Proficiency, scored on the Cambridge English Scale.
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Italian certificates of the University for Foreigners of Siena, from A1 to C2.
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Portuguese certificates of the University of Lisbon.
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Russian certificates, from elementary through level 4. Also called TORFL.
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The Turkish exam of the Yunus Emre Institute.
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The Dutch state exam, in two programmes.
Read the formatChoose the language you want to learn and your level. Learn new words in short lessons, listen to how they are pronounced, and practise what you've learned with exercises.
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Start learning for freeA shared scale for language level, from beginner to advanced.
CEFR is the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. A1 and A2 are beginner, B1 and B2 are intermediate, and C1 and C2 are advanced. You choose the level that matches what you already know.