The level test tells you roughly where you are. The diagnostic tells us how you learn. Both are free, and you can do either one first.
| Question | Free level test | Free diagnostic |
|---|---|---|
| What is it? | 20 multiple-choice questions you answer on your own, online, with no timer. You can go back, skip and stop whenever you want. | A friendly conversation with our team, arranged through WhatsApp. It is not an exam. |
| What do you get? | An estimated level (from A0–A1 to B2+) the moment you finish. | A clear picture of how you learn: your attention span, your interests and what you need to feel comfortable, so we can adapt the classes. |
| Is there pressure? | No. It is an estimate, not an official exam. | No. There are no right or wrong answers. |
| Best for | Anyone curious about their level. | Anyone who found languages hard before, or wants classes adapted to how their brain works. |
| Cost | Free. | Free, with no commitment. |
Which one should I do first?
If you are not sure where to start, take the level test: it is quick and needs no conversation. If you already know that languages have been hard for you, or you would like classes adapted to you, start with the diagnostic.
They work best together
The test gives us a starting level. The diagnostic gives us the way to teach it. If you want to try before talking to anyone, you can also start the free Spanish From Zero course.