Scuola Leonardo Da Vinci Rome Super Intensive Group Preparation Course

The CILS certification is standardized by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages ​​and is divided into various competence levels that this document (CEFR) introduces. The CILS certification levels are as follows: A1-A2 (basic learner), B1-B2 (independent learner, central), C1-C2 (competent learner). In each level linguistic competence is evaluated - communication and the four fundamental skills. For this reason, the exam is divided into the following sections: written comprehension, oral reading comprehension, writing skills, more specifically morphosyntactic and lexical and oral production. The tests shall be either multiple choice, or semistructured (revision of texts from data elements), or open (free development on a theme). Each of the sections are evaluated and scored independently. To pass the exam and receive the certification, you must obtain a sufficient score in each section. If you have reached a sufficient score in only some of the sections, it is still possible to capitalize on your positive results and, within a calendar year, you may repeat the test only for the sections in which you had not previously reached the minimum score required to pass.