Assess your level in 30 questions, about 25 minutes. The questions go from beginner (A1) to advanced (C2): answer without a dictionary and leave a question blank if you do not know. Your level is shown at the end.
Use this templateThis French level test measures a learner's command of French grammar and usage, from A1 to C2, in about 25 minutes. The first questions check basics such as être, avoir and articles; later ones cover the subjunctive, past participle agreement, relative pronouns and idiomatic expressions. The level is shown at the end of the test.
This kind of test saves time at the start of every course. Instead of an informal chat with each new student, you send one link and receive a consistent result for everyone. The questions are fill-in-the-gap sentences with four options, written entirely in French and ordered from easiest to hardest. Learners are asked to work without a dictionary and to skip what they do not know, so the score reflects their real knowledge. The result is expressed in six bands aligned with the CEFR scale, which makes it easy to build groups or advise on the right course.
The template is a scored quiz with automatic correction, a 50% pass mark and a 35-minute timer that warns five minutes before the end. You can adjust the threshold, the duration, the number of attempts and the six result bands. Edit or add questions, apply your logo and colours, and share the French level test online through a link, a QR code or a Mailpro newsletter. Results arrive in Mailpro; tags set on contacts according to their band help you send the right timetable to each group.
The result bands follow the CEFR levels A1 to C2. The test gives an indicative level and is not an official exam.
No, it focuses on written grammar and usage. For a complete picture of French proficiency, combine it with an oral interview.
Yes, if you allow several attempts in the quiz settings.