German

Competence recordSample

Name: Dr. Max Mustermann
Language: German
Drawn up on: October 9, 2026
Last measured: October 9, 2026

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This record states what this learning app has measured from the learner's own answers. It follows the CEFR scale, but it is an estimate produced by software: it is not a certificate, it is not an examination, and it is not equivalent to telc, Goethe, Cambridge, IELTS or DELE.

Overall level

B2.3

On the CEFR scale A1 · A2 · B1 · B2 · C1 · C2 — currently B2.

Eight competences

Competence	Level	What that means, in the CEFR's terms
Reading	C1.1	I can understand long, complex factual and literary texts and appreciate differences in style, including specialised articles outside my field. (CEFR C1 · Not shown yet)
Listening	B2.3	I can follow extended speech and complex lines of argument on reasonably familiar topics, and understand most news and current affairs programmes. (CEFR B2 · You have shown this)
Speaking	B2.2	I can take an active part in discussions in familiar contexts with enough fluency and spontaneity that talking to native speakers is comfortable for both sides. (CEFR B2 · You have shown this)
Writing	B2.3	I can write clear, detailed text on a wide range of subjects, an essay or report passing on information and arguing a case. (CEFR B2 · You have shown this)
Vocabulary	C1.1	I have a broad vocabulary including idiomatic and colloquial expressions, and rarely have to search for a word. (CEFR C1 · Not shown yet)
Grammar	B2.2	I have good grammatical control; occasional slips happen but rarely cause misunderstanding, and I can usually correct them myself. (CEFR B2 · You have shown this)
Pronunciation	roughly B2	I speak with clear, natural pronunciation and intonation, and can vary intonation to express what I mean. (CEFR B2 · You have shown this)
Real-world communication	Not measured yet

What this rests on

2460 of 3610 catalogue entries met can be produced freely.
34 of 41 grammar topics met hold up.
61 of 86 CEFR competence statements have evidence behind them.