All About CEFR-C1 Level

The CEFR-C1 level of English is the fifth level in the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), which is used in all modern English language publications and English language courses. In professional resumes, CVs, and other English level references, CEFR levels are suggested. This level is commonly referred to as ‘advanced,’ and it is also the official level description at this level, as used by EF SET. Students may work independently and with excellent accuracy on a wide range of subjects and in practically any context at this level without any prior preparation. Let’s know more about the CEFR-C1 level in this blog. 

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CEFR-C1 Level (Advanced English)

If you are having a CEFR-C1 level in English, then you can:

Spoken Interaction	express yourself effortlessly and spontaneously without having to look for words. You can employ language flexibly and effectively for social and professional goals. You can precisely formulate thoughts and opinions, as well as tie your contribution to those of other speakers.
Spoken Production	offer clear, complete presentations of complicated issues by combining sub-themes, elaborating specific arguments, and concluding appropriately.
Listening	Understand extended speech even when it is not clearly ordered and when linkages are simply assumed rather than expressly signalled. You can comprehend television shows and films without too much difficulty.
Writing	have the ability to express yourself in clear, well-structured writing, articulating points of view at length. You can write about difficult matters in a letter, an essay, or a report, emphasising what you believe are the most important concerns. You can choose a style that is suited for the reader.
Reading	comprehend long and complicated factual and literary materials while respecting stylistic differences. You can comprehend specialised publications and lengthy technical instructions, even if they are unrelated to your area.

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CEFR – C1 Level Corresponding Scores

A list of important recognised tests and their related CEFR-C1 level scores are shown below:

English Proficiency Exams	Score Equivalent to CEFR-B2 level
EF SET	61 – 70
IELTS	6.5 – 7.5
TOEIC (R&L)	945 – 990
Cambridge English Scale	180 – 199
TOEFL iBT	95 – 120
Global Scale of English (Pearson)	76 – 84

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What Can be Done with a C1 Level Score?

A CEFR-C1 level of English enables full functioning at work or in the classroom. In a native English-speaking country, the C1 level would allow for full autonomy. Someone at the CEFR-C1 level in English, according to official CEFR guidelines:

• Understands and recognises latent meaning in a wide range of challenging lengthier texts.
• Can convey thoughts fluently and spontaneously without having to look for words.
• Can use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes.
• Can write clear, well-structured, thorough material on complicated topics using organisational patterns, linkages, and cohesive devices in a controlled manner.

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CEFR-C1 Level English Skills

For instructional purposes, the official can-do sentences are split down into smaller parts. This more extensive ability breakdown can assist you in determining your English proficiency or a teacher in determining a student’s proficiency. A student or a candidate at the CEFR-C1 level in English, for example, will be able to accomplish all that a student at the B2 level can do, plus he will be able to:

• Discuss problems connected to success in-depth, including how to establish a motivated, effective team.
• Discuss your favourite artworks and the architecture of buildings that you admire in depth.
• Discuss societal issues, potential remedies, and the role that companies may play.
• Participate in conservation, sustainability, and habitat protection conversations.
• Discuss current events and concerns and how they affect individuals and businesses.
• Discuss life’s dangers, such as changing professions and participating in risky activities.
• Discuss numerous sorts of humour, including sarcasm and other subtle forms of humour.
• Recognise different communication styles, such as direct, indirect, formal, and casual.
• Discuss concerns such as work-life balance and home environment that affect your quality of life.
• Comprehend and discuss ethical concerns such as civil disobedience.

Note: Students can anticipate attaining the CEFR-C1 level in English after 800 hours of cumulative instruction, depending on the type of course and the particular student.

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