Where can I find my Required Level (RL)?
When your coordinator adds you to our English language program, they indicate the CEFR level you need to reach in your Level (Up) Test. In this article, you can find out where to see it.
To see your Required Level
- Log into my.spotonlearning.eu
- Go to "My scorecards"
- Required CEFR level is the CEFR level you need to reach (indicated in red below)
Scorecard's legend
- Startdate: the date you were added to the program
- Required CEFR level: the level you need to reach in the Level (Up) Test
- Level Test Score: the English level assigned to you in the Level Test
- Level Test Date: the date you took your Level Test
- Level Test Report: here you can download your Level Test report
- Level Up Test Score (optional): the English level assigned to you in the Level Up Test
- Level Up Test Date (optional): the date you took your Level Up Test
- Level Up Test Report (optional): here you can download your Level Up Test report
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Where and when can I find my Level Test (LT) result?
We will upload your Level Test result after you take the test and we do the quality and consistency checks. Usually, it does take around 3 working days to do this. We will email you once we have uploaded your results to your my.spotonlearning.eu account.
How is my English Grammar & Vocabulary Test score related to my CEFR level?
After you have done your English Grammar & Vocabulary Test, you will receive your score (numbered between 1 and 60). Your result can also serve as an indication of your CEFR level.
What do the scores of the two tests mean?
All test options that Spot On Learning provides consist of a 20 minute online video conversation with an English teacher and a separate multiple-choice test. The combination makes the Spot On Learning testing methodology both comprehensive and practical. In this article, we will explain how to read both results.
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