English Tests & Assessments
Quick, free ways to find out where your English actually stands: an AI speaking test that scores how you sound, a level test for the overall picture, and practice tools to work with afterwards. Each takes minutes, and none requires an exam fee or a classroom.
Choosing is simple if you start from the question you want answered. “Why do meetings feel harder than emails?” — take the English speaking test, which scores your pronunciation, fluency, vocabulary and grammar on real spoken answers. “What is my level overall?” — the English level test gives the broad placement. And if you are preparing for one specific conversation, such as a job interview, skip the general checks and rehearse the real thing with AI mock interview practice.
Whichever test you take, the result matters less than what follows it. A score of B1 changes nothing on its own; twenty minutes of daily English speaking practice aimed at your weakest area does. That is how the tests here are meant to be used — not as a verdict, but as a starting point that tells you which skill to drill first, and a benchmark to retake once the practice has had a few weeks to work.
