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Find out more about CEFR Level B1, and what kinds of positions you can fill with recruits who speak and write at this level.

What level of English proficiency is necessary for a Maintenance and Facility Operator? CEFR English Level B1. Why? Someone in this role needs to: Because the only interaction in English is likely to be in understanding requests, scheduling subcontractors, and speaking with help desks – all of which have very...

What level of English proficiency is necessary for an Instructional Media Designer? CEFR English Level C2. Why? Someone in this role needs to: This job includes precise oral and written communication to create content which must be error free. Editing of other people’s work is an important part of the...

Do you want to improve your English? Chances are that others in your workplace do too. Why not set up an English table at lunchtime? Here are some tips for having a successful lunchtime English practice: The most important tip is to make sure you have fun and have ongoing...

What level of English proficiency is necessary for a Product Management Assistant? CEFR English Level C1. Why? Someone in this role needs to: This job includes precise oral and written communication, although it does not need to be completely flawless. For this reason, C1 level English is necessary. Do you...

HR managers have a lot to think about – recruiting, hiring, onboarding, benefits, support, training, evaluation – a common element to all of these is effective communication. Language is so much a part of what we do that it is easy to take for granted. But because it is involved...

Should we go with English Only? Lots of companies are making English the official or only corporate language. Is English only the way to go? The short answer is – it depends. Many companies throughout the world have adopted English only policies for the simple reason that it may be...