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Is there an Italian proficiency test?

Is there an Italian proficiency test?

THE CILS was created and issued by the University of Siena for Foreigners. The exams take place twice a year (June and December) in Italy and various accredited centers and universities, worldwide. The CILS comprises of six levels of increasing difficulty, recognizing various levels of Italian language proficiency.

How do I apply for the Italian language test?

​How to apply? The application for the test must be submitted via the internet to the Immigration Desk at the competent Prefecture, based on domicile, by connecting to the Immigration Desk section of the Ministry of the Interior website exclusively using your SPID credentials and filling out the application form.

What is the Italian language test?

The Italian proficiency test is a standardized test for non-Italian speakers to certify their Italian language knowledge. The exams are designed to assess a candidate’s communicative skills in a real-life situation and ascertain whether you have the language abilities necessary to succeed.

What is C1 level Italian?

C1 Level – ADVANCED Can express him/herself fluently and spontaneously without much obvious searching for expressions. Can use language flexibly and effectively for social, academic and professional purposes.

What is B1 level Italian?

The Italian B1 level language certification is an ‘intermediate’ level and means you are proficient enough in the Italian language for everyday interaction to live, study, and work in the community.

How difficult is B1 Italian?

How many hours is C1 in Italy?

Italian courses: Levels – Hours

LEVELS HOURS
C1.1 C1 60
C1.2 60
C1.3 60
C2 C2 180

Do I need B1 for Italian citizenship?

It is necessary to take the Italian B1 level for citizenship in order to prove that you can integrate into your community. It shows that you will be able to work and study in Italy without being isolated due to a lack of language fluency. Taking a language test also shows you are dedicated to having a life there.

What is Italian level B1?