Spanish level test
in 10 minutes
Take this free online test and find out your approximate level according to the CEFR: A1, A2, B1, B2, or C1. Upon completion, you will receive personalized guidance and a course recommendation.
Know your approximate level of Spanish before choosing a course
This online Spanish level test helps you find out where you stand before starting a course, preparing for university entrance in Spain, or progressing towards a certification like DELE or SIELE.
The result is indicative, not official, but it will help you make a first decision and know what type of course can help you progress.
Start trialYou take the test
Questions on grammar, vocabulary, reading comprehension and use of Spanish.
You receive guidance
At the end, you get an approximate reference of your level according to the CEFR.
You choose the next step
You can continue with a Spanish course adapted to your goals.
What you should know before you start
The test is free, online, lasts approximately 10 minutes and offers an initial guidance on your level of Spanish.
10 minutes
Approximate time to complete the test.
Indicative result
You will get an approximate reference of your level.
CEFR
Orientation according to levels A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1.
Online
You can do it from any country.
Try it now
Answer calmly and without outside help. The goal isn't to get the highest grade, but to obtain a useful reference for choosing the right course.
- It is not an official exam.
- The result is indicative.
- It includes questions of different levels.
- At the end, you will see an initial recommendation.
Spanish level test
Complete the test and check your result at the end.
What does each level of Spanish mean?
The test provides approximate guidance within the main levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
Beginner
You understand basic expressions and can communicate in very simple situations.
Basic
You communicate in simple tasks and understand common day-to-day information.
Intermediate
You can handle yourself in many situations and express opinions easily.
Upper Intermediate
You understand more complex texts and can communicate more fluently.
Advanced
You use the language fluently in academic, professional, and social contexts.
Do you want to continue improving your Spanish?
After determining your approximate level, the next step is to choose a course tailored to your goals.
Spanish for studying in Spain
At PCE Spanish School you will find courses for international students who want to improve their Spanish before entering a Spanish university.
View Spanish + universityDELE, SIELE and general courses
You can also continue progressing with general Spanish courses or preparation for official accreditations such as DELE or SIELE.
View Spanish coursesA test created for international students
This level test was created by the academic team of Escuela PCE, specializing in guiding international students who want to study in Spain.
The Spanish courses are currently run through PCE Spanish School, the academy specializing in Spanish for foreigners linked to the project.
Objective
Know your approximate level before choosing a course.
Profile
International students, future university students and people who want to improve their Spanish.
Continuity
General Spanish courses, Spanish for university, DELE and SIELE.
Questions about the Spanish level test
Is the Spanish level test free?
Yes, the trial is completely free and online.
How long does the test last?
The approximate duration is 10 minutes.
Is it an official exam?
No. It's a test to help you determine your approximate level of Spanish.
Will I receive my result at the end?
Yes, at the end of the test you will see an initial guidance based on your result.
What levels does it assess?
The test provides guidance between levels A1, A2, B1, B2 and C1.
Where can I continue studying Spanish?
You can continue at PCE Spanish School, with general courses, Spanish for university and DELE/SIELE preparation.
Give it a try and start with a clear orientation
Knowing your approximate level is the first step in choosing the right Spanish course and moving towards your academic goals.