The Credolay test centre
Four skills. A clearer next step.
Choose from ten languages and six difficulty levels. Work through an original practice paper at your own pace, then use the feedback to decide what to practise next.
Open the test centreWhat is inside a test?
01 · Reading
Read two passages and answer six multiple-choice questions. Review correct answers and explanations after submission.
02 · Listening
Listen to two clips and answer six questions. Replay when needed; transcripts are revealed in your results.
03 · Writing
Complete two written tasks. AI feedback covers task fulfilment, vocabulary, grammar and organisation.
04 · Speaking
Record two spoken responses. Feedback assesses the transcribed language content, not pronunciation or live conversation ability.
Choose the difficulty you want to practise
Your selection sets the paper’s difficulty. It does not certify your current level.
- A1Beginner
- Short familiar messages, basic personal details and simple everyday phrases.
- A2Elementary
- Routine exchanges, simple descriptions, everyday arrangements and past events.
- B1Intermediate
- Connected accounts of experiences, practical problems and reasons for opinions.
- B2Upper intermediate
- Detailed arguments, viewpoints, inference and advantages and disadvantages.
- C1Advanced
- Complex arguments, implicit attitudes, precise register and structured synthesis.
- C2Proficient
- Nuanced and idiomatic language, subtle inference and precise, well-structured synthesis.
Before you begin
Can I pause a test?
Yes. Use Save & exit and resume from Tests. There is no countdown. Writing saves when you move to another section or choose Save & exit.
How are results calculated?
Each of the four skills contributes equally to the overall score. Reading and listening use answer keys; writing and speaking receive AI feedback. Unanswered tasks receive zero, and partial attempts are labelled.
Is this an official language exam?
No. These are AI-generated practice papers using A1–C2 difficulty labels. Scores are indicative feedback, not accredited certificates, validated placement results or official exam predictions.
What do I need for audio?
Speaking requires microphone access. When server audio services are unavailable, listening and speaking depend on compatible device voices and browser speech recognition. Support varies by device and language.