Try the SpeakSix English level check. Use your result as a guide when choosing an A1, A2, B1, or B2 group.
The 20 questions cover language in context, conversation choices, reading, and four short listening messages. Your answers suggest a starting class between A1 and B2. The check does not record your voice or assess live speaking or pronunciation.
Allow about eight minutes, but take the time you need. Use the English you already know without a dictionary or translator. Choose “I’m not sure” when you do not know an answer. Test the sound before you begin; a text alternative is available if you cannot use audio.
When your browser allows local storage, progress stays on this device so you can return later. This public check does not save results to a SpeakSix account. If storage is unavailable, the check explains that your progress may not be saved.
Treat the result as a starting recommendation, not a certified English qualification. Text alternatives provide reading evidence rather than listening evidence. Your first conversation can help you decide whether the suggested group feels suitable. If there is too little evidence, the result explains that a reliable estimate is not available.
A1–B2 labels refer to the Common European Framework of Reference. This is a SpeakSix placement aid, not a Council of Europe examination or endorsement. Read about CEFR levels.
Choose a group, try a conversation, and see how it feels.