Can understand complex texts, engage in detailed conversations, and communicate confidently in professional and academic settings.
B2 – Upper Intermediate (Independent User)
Learners at the B2 level are able to communicate with a high degree of fluency and spontaneity, making them comfortable in professional and social settings. They can understand complex discussions, express and defend opinions, and communicate effectively in work and academic environments. Their grammar and vocabulary are well-developed, though minor mistakes may still occur.
- Listening & Speaking: Can follow extended speech, engage in technical discussions, and participate actively in meetings and debates.
- Reading & Writing: Can read detailed reports, articles, and literature. They can write structured essays, reports, and business emails.
Example Situations:
✅ Presenting an idea at a work meeting
✅ Negotiating a contract or discussing business agreements
✅ Writing a formal letter of complaint or recommendation
How Our Exam Aligns with CEFR
The GEAS English Proficiency Exam is designed using the CEFR framework as a foundation, ensuring that our assessment accurately measures language ability at all six levels. Our exam includes reading, writing, listening, and speaking sections to evaluate real-world communication skills comprehensively.
- Standardized Assessment – Our test follows CEFR guidelines, ensuring that results are clear, structured, and internationally relevant.
- Practical Application – The exam assesses not just theoretical knowledge, but the ability to communicate effectively in everyday, academic, and professional settings.
- Speaking Component – Unlike many other exams, we include an in-depth speaking section to evaluate pronunciation, fluency, and real-world conversational skills.
By aligning with the CEFR framework, GEAS ensures that test-takers receive a credible, structured, and globally applicable evaluation of their English proficiency. This allows candidates to demonstrate their skills confidently in job applications, academic institutions, and professional settings worldwide.