• Listening comprehension: ability to understand very basic everyday phrases and expressions, as well as simple questions and answers on familiar topics.
• Reading comprehension: Ability to read short, simple texts, such as advertisements and posters, and to identify basic and relevant information
• Speaking: Ability to communicate in simple, straightforward situations, such as introducing yourself and giving basic personal information.
• Written expression: ability to write very short and simple messages and texts on familiar topics.

• Listening comprehension: ability to understand everyday phrases and expressions related to aspects of personal or family interest, such as family, shopping, work, etc.
• Reading comprehension: the ability to read short, simple texts, such as emails and messages, and to identify specific, critical information.
• Oral expression: ability to communicate in simple and common situations that require direct exchanges of information.
• Written expression: ability to write short and simple messages and texts on familiar topics.

• Listening comprehension: the ability to understand conversations and speeches in everyday situations and to follow a conversation about familiar topics.
• Reading comprehension: the ability to read comprehensible and clear texts, such as articles and personal correspondence, and to understand the main idea and specific details.
• Oral expression: the ability to communicate in everyday situations and express opinions on familiar topics.
• Written expression: the ability to write clear and detailed texts on familiar topics and personal experiences.

• Listening comprehension: ability to understand speeches and presentations on concrete and abstract topics, even if they are technical, as long as the topic is known.
• Reading comprehension: the ability to read clear and detailed texts, such as articles and essays, and to understand points of view and arguments.
• Oral expression: the ability to communicate fluently and spontaneously, participate in debates and express opinions clearly.
• Written expression: the ability to write clear and detailed texts on a wide variety of topics, defending a particular point of view.

• Listening comprehension: the ability to understand long and complex speeches, even when they are abstract or on unfamiliar topics, as long as they are well structured.
• Reading comprehension: the ability to read long, complex texts, such as reports and literature, and to pick up on nuances and details.
• Oral expression: ability to communicate fluently and spontaneously, and to adapt speech to different situations and audiences.
•  Written expression: ability to write clear, well-structured and detailed texts on complex topics, using an appropriate style.

• Listening comprehension: the ability to understand virtually everything you hear, including quick, colloquial speeches, and to understand nuances and implications.
• Reading comprehension: the ability to easily read any type of text, even complex or abstract text, and to identify and analyze complex arguments.
• Oral expression: ability to express oneself fluently and accurately, using the language flexibly and effectively in social, academic and professional situations.
• Written expression: ability to write clear, fluent, well-structured and detailed texts, showing a complete command of the language.

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