Placement tests are typically offered in the months before a new registration period opens.
A placement test consists of a short, oral test (Online conversation with a teacher). After the test, we will send you an email informing you in which course you can enrol. A Spanish intake costs € 5,- and is valid for a period of one year. After all, your language proficiency might have improved or deteriorated.
Do you already have some knowledge of the Spanish language and would you like to participate in a language course? Are you not exactly sure what your level is or how to prove it?
Please sign up for a placement test. You do not need to do a placement test if:
- You wish to register for a beginner’s course;
- You are currently enrolled in an LTC course and you wish to register for the following level;
- You have done a placement test (intake) or language assessment less than a year ago;
- You have an official statement from the LTC (not older than one year) stating the appropriate starting level.
A placement test is compulsory in all other cases. The language trainer who conducts your intake will determine which course level (based on the Common European Framework of Reference) you can register for. You do not receive a level statement or certificate indicating your level according to the standards of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), since a placement test is not the same as an assessment (which is a more extensive test). You are not permitted to register for a course at a lower or higher level than your placement test results indicate.
Oral test - several time slots available (Online)
| Option | Day | Date | Deadline |
|---|---|---|---|
| - | - | - | - |
A Spanish placement test consists of a short, oral test (conversation with a teacher). After the test, we will send you an email informing you in which course you can enrol. Please note that the result of a placement test is a course placement advice for a non-beginners language course. A placement test is not the same as an assessment (which is a more extensive test). You do not receive a level statement or certificate indicating your level according to the standards of the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR). If you need such a statement, you need to do a Spanish language assessment.