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Practical, no-fluff articles on screening spoken English for hiring — CEFR levels, assessing speaking, and what a good pre-employment English test looks like.
CEFR
CEFR levels explained: A1 to C2 for hiring
What the CEFR scale means, level by level, and how to pick the right English bar for a role.
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How to assess a candidate's spoken English
Why resumes and written tests miss speaking — and a simple way to evaluate it consistently.
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Pre-employment English test: what to look for
The features that separate a useful English screen from a box-ticking quiz.
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Phone screen vs. automated voice interview
Two ways to hear a candidate speak English — and when each one makes sense.
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B2 English level: what it means at work
What a B2 speaker can and can't do, and the roles where B2 is the right bar.
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