French B1

• general French exam at level B1
• number of instruction hours 360-400
• the exam includes listening, reading, writing and oral testing
• all four parts of the exam are scored, with a maximum of 25 points to be obtained from each
• the candidate must receive at least 50 points out of 100 in order to pass the exam

• general French exam at level B1 for youth
• general French exam for students in the senior years of primary and secondary schools from the age of 12 up to the school-leaving examination
• number of instruction hours 360-400
• the exam includes listening, reading, writing, oral testing
• all four parts of the exam are scored, with a maximum of 25 points to be obtained from each
• the candidate must receive at least 50 points out of 100 in order to pass the exam

• general French exam at level B1
• the exam includes:
  • reading (35 minutes)
  • writing (50 minutes)
  • listening (25-30 minutes)
  • oral testing (based on level 13-21 minutes, conducted with two candidates)

• general French exam, in which the level of proficiency is determined by a point score
• the candidate must achieve 300-399 points for level B1
• the exam includes three compulsory and two optional parts
• the compulsory part lasts a total of 1 hour 25 minutes:
  • listening (25 minutes)
  • use of language (15 minutes)
  • reading (45 minutes)
• optional part
  • speaking (12 minutes)
  • writing (60 minutes)

• this exam tests the ability to communicate in the field of international relations and diplomacy
• this exam makes it possible to obtain certification from level A1 to C2
• 300-399 points are required for level B1
• the exam includes three compulsory and two optional parts
• the compulsory part lasts a total of 1 hour 30 minutes:
  • listening
  • use of the language
  • reading
• optional part
  • speaking (15 minutes)
  • writing (1 hour 45 minutes)

Standardization Agreement 6001 level 2

• intermediate level exam designed to test language skills of employees of NATO and the Czech Army
• assessment of four skills in the order of listening, speaking, reading, writing
• the exam includes:
  • listening (45 minutes)
  • reading (45 minutes)
  • writing (30 minutes)
  • oral testing (15 minutes, conducted with one candidate)

• general French exam, in which the level of proficiency is determined by a point score
• the candidate must achieve 361-540 points for level B1
• the exam includes one compulsory and two optional parts
• the written part takes 130 minutes in total:
  • listening (40 minutes)
  • use of language (30 minutes)
  • reading (60 minutes)
• optional part
  • speaking (35 minutes)
  • writing (60 minutes)

• this exam tests the ability to communicate in a work environment at level B1
• minimum number of completed instruction hours: approximately 250-300 hours
• the exam includes:
  • reading and writing (90 minutes)
  • listening (45 minutes)
  • oral testing (30 minutes)

• this exam tests knowledge of technical French at level B1+
• minimum number of completed instruction hours: about 360 hours, of which at least 120 hours are focused on specialized language
• the exam includes:
  • written exam (listening, reading with comprehension and writing)
  • oral test

• this exam tests knowledge of French focused on tourism at level B1+
• minimum number of completed instruction hours: about 360 hours, of which at least 120 hours are focused on specialized language
• the exam includes:
  • written exam (listening, reading with comprehension and writing)
  • oral test

• this exam tests knowledge of French focused on administration at level B1+
• minimum number of completed instruction hours: about 360 hours, of which at least 120 hours are focused on specialized language
• the exam includes:
  • written exam (listening, reading with comprehension and writing)
  • oral test

• general French exam at level B1
• minimum number of completed instruction hours: approximately 350 hours
• the exam includes:
  • reading + language structure (90 minutes)
  • listening (30 minutes)
  • writing (30 minutes)
  • oral testing (10 minutes, usually conducted with two candidates)

• general French exam for children and youth from age 14 to 17 at level B1
• minimum number of completed instruction hours: approximately 350 hours
• the exam includes:
  • reading + language structure (90 minutes)
  • listening (30 minutes)
  • writing (30 minutes)
  • oral testing (10 minutes, usually conducted with two candidates)

• this exam tests knowledge of professional French at level B1+
• minimum number of completed instruction hours: approximately 350 hours of instruction focused on the language of work practice
• the exam includes:
  • listening (30 minutes)
  • reading and use of language (90 minutes)
  • writing (30 minutes)
  • oral testing (15 minutes, usually conducted with two candidates)

• this exam tests knowledge of French for work practice, in which progress is determined by a point score
• the candidate must obtain at least 160 points from the listening part and 185 points from the reading for level B1