European Languages for Study & Life
European Languages for Study & Life
Learning French, Italian, Spanish, Dutch or German for study and daily life — which programmes need the local language, language schools, integration courses and CEFR levels.
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Tests this hub covers
What this hub covers
- Learning French, Italian, Spanish or Dutch for Study and Daily Life in EuropeWhy the local language still matters · Where each language is the language of study · What level you typically need
- Which European Programmes Need the Local Language vs Which Are English-TaughtThe core question · Where English-taught tracks are common · Where the local language is genuinely required
- CEFR Levels (A1 to C2) Explained for Studying and Living in EuropeWhat the CEFR is · What each level means in practice · CEFR and university admission
- University Language and Integration Courses for International Students in EuropeWhat these courses are for · Pre-sessional and intensive courses · On-campus courses during your degree
- Language Proficiency Tests for French, Italian, Spanish and Dutch UniversitiesHow local-language proof works · Italian — CILS, CELI and PLIDA · Spanish — DELE and SIELE
Guides for Europe
5 of 5 guides in this hub are for Europe.
Learning French, Italian, Spanish or Dutch for Study and Daily Life in Europe
How and to what level international students learn French, Italian, Spanish or Dutch for university and everyday life in France, Italy, Spain and the Netherlands.
Read guideUniversity Language and Integration Courses for International Students in Europe
Pre-sessional, on-campus and pathway language and integration courses European universities run for arriving international students.
Read guideLanguage Proficiency Tests for French, Italian, Spanish and Dutch Universities
Compare the official Italian (CILS, CELI, PLIDA), Spanish (DELE, SIELE) and Dutch (NT2, CNaVT) language tests and the level universities expect.
Read guideStudying in Europe
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