Which languages are on offer?

We offer all the above languages in various different levels, find out which level is suitable for you:

• Level 1 - For beginners with no prior knowledge of the language.
• Level 1.5 - For learners with very limited prior knowledge of the language. This knowledge may have been gained from classes at school several years ago or from informal self-study. Level 1.5 courses follow a similar format to Level 1 classes, but they are taught at a faster pace.
• Level 2 - For post-beginners with some prior knowledge of the language. As an approximate guide, this level is   likely to be suitable if you:
  • have had about 40 hours of tuition and can understand some familiar words and phrases when listening to or reading the language;
  • have completed Brunel’s Level 1 or Level 1.5 course in the language;
  • have achieved GCSE or equivalent Grade C;
  • have achieved Level A1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages;
  • can introduce yourself and state your name, nationality and place of origin;
  • have some knowledge of how to form questions and negative statements;
  • know the numbers and the alphabet.
  • have achieved level A1  of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
• Level 3 - For lower intermediate students. As an approximate guide, this level is likely to be suitable if you:
  • have completed Brunel’s Level 2 course in the language;
  • have achieved a GCSE or equivalent grade A in the language in the last three years;
  • have achieved level A2 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.
• Level 4 - For intermediate-advanced students. As an approximate guide, this level is likely to be suitable if you:
  • have completed Brunel’s Level 3 course in the language;
  • have achieved an AS Level or equivalent grade A or B;
  • have achieved an A Level or equivalent grade C or above;
  • have achieved level B1 of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.