FIG 1.0 · Placement for academies
A CEFR placement that says how sure it is. Adaptive, teacher-supervised, under your brand.
An adaptive Listening and Reading test that picks each next item from the candidate's answers so far, plus Writing and Speaking tasks graded on CEFR criteria.
FIG A · Method
How does the test decide a level?
An adaptive Listening and Reading test that picks each next item from the candidate's answers so far, plus Writing and Speaking tasks graded on CEFR criteria.
Writing and Speaking
Writing and Speaking levels are the grader's band, reported as indicative; a non-attempt is reported as not assessed, never scored.
Borderline results
The report says how sure it is: a borderline result is flagged, never rounded up.
FIG B · Honesty
What stands behind a level?
Your teachers
Every grade is indicative — graded automatically against the exam's published criteria — and your teachers can add their own feedback.
What we do not claim
We publish no validity or reliability figure yet: calibration is in progress.
FIG C · Candidates
What about candidates who cannot sit every part?
Listening exemption
Deaf and hard-of-hearing candidates can sit without Listening; the level is reported without it, never guessed.
FIG D · Your academy
Where does the test live, and whose data is it?
On your site
Embeddable on your own website, under your brand.
Your brand
Your academy's own brand and domain on every screen your students see.
Your data
Your academy is the data controller; ProficientHub is your processor under the GDPR, and no student content trains a model.
FIG Z · Next step
A short meeting: your intake, your levels, your website — and the test running under a brand like yours.
Honest note
ProficientHub's placement is an independent, indicative CEFR measure. It is not a certificate, not an exam-board test, and not affiliated with or endorsed by any exam board. Levels are reported with their uncertainty and are indicative, never a certificate.