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What to do next, by level
| Your result | Start here |
|---|---|
| Beginner (A1) | Everyday English course, from Lesson 1 |
| Elementary (A2) | Everyday English Lessons 4–10, then everyday Aussie situations |
| Intermediate (B1) | Everyday Aussie situations, grammar and workplace English |
| Upper intermediate (B2) and above | Vocabulary, pronunciation, and test practice for PTE or IELTS |
About this test
This quick test checks grammar and vocabulary only. It doesn't test listening, speaking or writing, so treat the result as a rough guide. Official tests like PTE Academic and IELTS measure all four skills.
Learn what each level means in our CEFR levels guide, then work on the areas you found difficult in our grammar lessons.
Frequently asked questions
How long does the English level test take?
About 10 minutes. There are 20 grammar and vocabulary questions that get harder as you go.
Is this an official English test?
No. It gives a quick guide to your level from A1 to C2. For visas, jobs or study, you need an official test like PTE, IELTS or OET.
What should I do after the test?
Your result suggests where to start: the Complete English Course for A1 to B1 learners, or PTE and IELTS practice if you're at B2 or above.