Classes For Every Level, Every Learner: Language Classes in Geneva

Language Levels

Want to speak a new language with confidence? Our language classes in Geneva have you covered, no matter your starting point. Beginner? We’ll provide intensive support to get you talking fast.

Understanding Your Starting Point
Should I Know My Level?
Relaxed Placement Tests and Easy Onboarding

As part of the onboarding process at My Linguistics, all prospective students take a relaxed placement test, which takes less than an hour and assesses key areas such as speaking, listening, reading, and writing. 

This comprehensive evaluation ensures you are placed at the appropriate level, allowing for an optimized learning journey that meets your specific needs and goals.

Language classes

Want To Learn Your Way? Solo and Group Classes at Every Level

Language Levels, FIDE, A1, A2, B1, B2

Speak a new language with confidence, whatever your starting point. Whether you’re just starting out or you have a level of proficiency, our passionate instructors are here to guide you every step of the way.

Our approach makes us stand out from the rest — we get you speaking quickly with an engaging style. Worried you’ll forget? Our learning methodology helps you retain what you learn. With classes for every level and every learner, we’ve got a course designed for you.

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FAQs

My Linguistics FAQs

There are a variety of terms used to reffer to language proficiency levels. The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) was created to standardised the way that we discuss levels of language proficieny and My Linguistics bases it’s levels on this.


CEFR consists of six levels, starting from A1 (Beginner) to C2 (Proficient). At A1, learners can understand and use basic phrases and expressions, while at A2 (Elementary), they can handle simple conversations on familiar topics. As learners progress to B1 (Intermediate), they can engage in more detailed discussions and navigate everyday situations in the language.


The higher levels, B2 (Upper Intermediate), C1 (Advanced), and C2 (Proficient), reflect an increasing mastery of the language. At B2, learners can discuss complex topics and engage in spontaneous conversations. C1 and C2 reflect native or near-native proficiency. C1 allows for fluent and precise communication, even on abstract or technical subjects, while C2 indicates the ability to understand and produce language at a very advanced level, including recognizing subtle nuances.

My Linguistics article on CEFR (A1, A2, B1, B2, C1, C2)

At My Linguistics, we help you understand your current ability and set achievable goals using our free placement test and initial consultation. We’ll discuss the level you’re at, your desired outcome, your need for the language, and the best class type for you, when you book a consultation.

At our Beginner level, students should be able to understand and use basic phrases and expressions, and be able to get around in their day to day life with simple vocabulary, like ordering a taxi, making a reservation, or shopping at the supermarket. 

Intermediate learners are expected to engage in simple conversations and write short texts, while Advanced learners can discuss complex topics and produce clear, detailed texts. At an advanced level, learners may wish to develop their professional language skills, learning corporate English or French for their jobs.

The time it takes to move from one language level to the next varies, but our courses at My Linguistics are tailored for rapid language acquisition.

Our Basic Skills and First Contacts course lasts 45 hours, while our Intermediate & Advanced Courses last on average 40+ hours.

Many of our students are professionals, looking to study business English for new career opportunities or to study in English. Similarly, many students are looking to refresh their French language skills to make their day to day lives easier. There are many advantages of progressing to higher language levels that depend on your individual circumstances.