Tipos de testes   Standard   Computer   Writing   Speaking       Entenda as classificações CEF e ALTE   CEF ALTE Level Description C2 5 Very Advanced   Research has shown that typical candidates at this level can: use the telephone persuasively and effectively; understand all but the most specialised letters and documents; put points persuasively when dealing with clients, and speak effectively and at length in meetings; write most kinds of letters and reports and take dictation on non-routine matters.     C1 4 Advanced   Research has shown that typical candidates at this level can: use the telephone for most purposes; understand quickly most letters and documents, with some dictionary help; deal with clients effectively, handling matters outside their own field; write most letters and reports with few errors.     B2 3 Upper Intermediate   Research has shown that typical candidates at this level can: use the telephone with good understanding; understand most reports and non-routine letters, with dictionary help; deal with clients and resolve most problems in their own field; write more complex messages and non-routine factual letters, if work is checked.     B1 2 Lower Intermediate   Research has shown that typical candidates at this level can: use the telephone for routine messages (e.g. arrangements for a meeting); understand routine letters and information about familiar products or services; deal with clients on routine matters (e.g. taking orders) and engage in limited conversation (e.g. talking about personal interests); write factual messages and routine letters, if work is checked.     A2 1 Elementary   Research has shown that typical candidates at this level can: use the telephone for simple messages (e.g. My flight is late. I will arrive at ten o'clock); state and understand simple messages or instructions; deal with clients by asking and responding to simple questions (e.g. Where is the post office?); write simple messages and letters following a standard model.     A1 Below A1 Beginner Research has shown that typical candidates at this level may know some phrases.   CEF = The Council of Europe Framework ALTE = The Association of Language Testers in Europe       Explanation of Scores   Standard and Computer Tests Scores for the Standard and Computer tests are given on a standard scale out of 100. The scores relate to CEF/ALTE levels as follows:       Level A1* A2/ALTE1 B1/ALTE2 B2/ALTE3 C1/ALTE4 C2/ALTE5 Score 0 – 19 20 – 39 40 – 59 60 – 74 75 – 89 90 – 100   *A1 includes candidates who are working towards A1       All scores are subject to statistical error (Standard Error of Measurement). One SEM for the Overall Score is + / – 3 points and for section scores (Listening / Reading and Language Knowledge) + / – 4 points. Users are advised to interpret results accordingly. Please contact your local BULATS Agent for more details.       Speaking and Writing Tests Scores for the Speaking and Writing tests are represented by the CEF/ALTE Level and a + = or – sign. + means the candidate is at the upper end of this band = means the candidate is in the middle of the band – means the candidate is at the lower end of the band       If you require more information about the conditions the test was taken under please contact the company, organisation or Agent who organised the testing session.