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IDIOMA ALEMÁN CERTIFICADOS OFICIALES ADMITIDOS POR EL CSIM Y SU CORRESPONDENCIA CON EL MARCO COMÚN EUROPEO DE REFERENCIA PARA LAS LENGUAS * Ver Nota IDIOMA ALEMÁN CERTIFICADOS OFICIALES ADMITIDOS POR EL CSIM Y SU CORRESPONDENCIA CON EL MARCO COMÚN EUROPEO DE REFERENCIA PARA LAS LENGUAS * Ver nota TIPO CERTIFICADO A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 ANTIGÜEDAD MÁXIMA 2 AÑOS 3 AÑOS 4 AÑOS 5 AÑOS CERTIFICADOS DE LAS UNIVERSIDADES ESPAÑOLAS CertAcles A1 CertAcles A2 CertAcles B1 CertAcles B2 CertAcles C1 CertAcles C2 HOMOLOGADAS POR ACLES Certificados Homologados UNICERT Basis Level 1 Level 2 Level 3/4 Certificados Homologados CLES CLES 1 CLES 2 CLES 3 ESCUELA OFICIAL DE IDIOMAS (R.D. 1629/2006) BASICO 2 INTERMEDIO 2 AVANZADO 2 ESCUELA OFICIAL DE IDIOMAS (R.D. 967/1988) 3º CURSO CICLO ELEMENTAL 2º CURSO CICLO SUPERIOR DSH-2(Ant. PRÜFUNG ZUM DEUTSCHE SPRACHPRÜFUNG FÜR DEN HOCHSCHUL- DSH-1 NACHWEIS DEUTSCHER DSH-3 ZUGANG (DSH) SPRACHE- PNdS) DEUTSCHE SPRACHDIPLOM DER DSD-A2 DSD I DSD II KULTURMINISTERKONFERENZ (DSD) START DEUTSCH 1 (SD1) START DEUTSCH 2 (SD2) GOETHE-ZERTIFIKAT B1 (B1 J) GOETHE-ZERTIFIKAT B2 GOETHE-ZERTIFIKAT C1 GOETHE-ZERTIFIKAT C2 GOETHE-INSTITUT PRÜFUNG GROSSES / KLEINES ZERTIFIKAT DEUTSCH (ZD / ZERTIFIKAT DEUTSH FÜR DEN FIT IN DEUTSCH 1 (Fit 1) FIT IN DEUTSCH 2 (Fit 2) WIRTSCHAFTSDEUTSCH DEUTSCHES SPRACHDIPLOM ZD J) BERUF (ZDfB) INTERNATIONAL (PWD) (GDS / KDS) TELC DEUTSCH A2 / A2 TELC DEUTSCH B1 / B1+ TELC DEUTSCH B2 / B2 BERUF THE EUROPEAN LANGUAGE CERTIFICATES (TELC) TELC DEUTSCH A1 TELC DEUTSCH C1 +BERUF BERUF / B1 SCHULE / B2+ BERUF TESTDAF-NIVEAUSTUFE 3 TESTDAF-NIVEAUSTUFE 4 TESTDAF-NIVEAUSTUFE 5 TESTDAF-INSTITUT (TDN3) (B1+) (TDN4) (B2+) (TDN5) BUSINESS LANGUAGE TESTING SERVICE (BULATS) (REQ. SUPERACION DE LAS CUATRO MACRO 20-39 40-59 60-74 75-89 90-100 DESTREZAS) A1 GRUNDSTUFE DEUTSCH 1 A2 GRUNDSTUFE DEUTSCH 2 B2 MITTELSTUFE DEUTSCH C2 WIRTSCHAFTSSPRACHE B1 ZERTIFIKAT DEUTSCH (ZD) C1 OBERSTUFE DEUTSCH (OD) (GD 1) (GD 2) (MD) DEUTSCH (WD) ÖSTERREICHISCHES SPRACHDIPLOM DEUTSCH (ÖSD) A1 KOMPETENZ IN DEUTSCH 1 A2 KOMPETENZ IN DEUTSCH 2 B1 ZERTIFIKAT DEUTSCH FÜR (KD 1) (KD 2) JUGENDLICHE (ZDj) * En ningún caso se admitirán certificados que superen la antigüedad máxima. * Para el reconocimiento del nivel B1 consolidado, también se admiten certificados que acrediten: - Haber realizado un Curso del CSIM u otro centro universitario de lenguas: Nivel B1 consolidado. - Haber cursado un mínimo de 30 créditos en lengua alemana en la Facultad de Filología UCM. * Para el reconocimiento del nivel B2 consolidado, también se admiten certificados que acrediten: - Haber realizado un Curso del CSIM u otro centro universitario de lenguas: Nivel B2 consolidado. - Haber superado el Grado de Lenguas Modernas (Alemán) IDIOMA FRANCÉS CERTIFICADOS OFICIALES ADMITIDOS POR EL CSIM Y SU CORRESPONDENCIA CON EL MARCO COMÚN EUROPEO DE REFERENCIA PARA LAS LENGUAS * Ver nota TIPO CERTIFICADO A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 ANTIGÜEDAD MÁXIMA 2 AÑOS 3 AÑOS 4 AÑOS 5 AÑOS CERTIFICADOS DE LAS UNIVERSIDADES ESPAÑOLAS CertAcles A1 CertAcles A2 CertAcles B1 CertAcles B2 CertAcles C1 CertAcles C2 HOMOLOGADAS POR ACLES Certificados Homologados UNICERT Basis Level 1 Level 2 Level 3/4 Certificados Homologados CLES CLES 1 CLES 2 CLES 3 ESCUELA OFICIAL DE IDIOMAS (R.D. 1629/2006) BASICO 2 INTERMEDIO 2 AVANZADO 2 ESCUELA OFICIAL DE IDIOMAS (R.D. 967/1988) 3º CURSO CICLO ELEMENTAL 2º CURSO CICLO SUPERIOR DIPLÔME D'ÉTUDES EN DIPLÔME APPROFONDIE DE DIPLÔME APPROFONDIE DE CENTRE INTERNATIONAL D'ÉTUDES PEDAGOGIQUES: DIPLÔME D'ÉTUDES EN LANGUE DIPLÔME D'ÉTUDES EN LANGUE DIPLÔME D'ÉTUDES EN LANGUE LANGUE FRANÇAISE A1 (DELF LANGUE FRANÇAISE C1 (DALF LANGUE FRANÇAISE C2 (DALF DIPLÔME D'ÉTUDES EN LANGUE FRANÇAISE (DELF) FRANÇAISE A2 (DELF A2) FRANÇAISE B1 (DELF B1) FRANÇAISE B2 (DELF B2) A1) C1) C2) TCF NIVEAU 4 (B2): 400-499pts CENTRE INTERNATIONAL D'ÉTUDES PEDAGOGIQUES: TCF NIVEAU 1 (A1): 100- TCF NIVEAU 5 (C1): 500- TCF NIVEAU 6 (C2): 600- TCF NIVEAU 2 (A2): 200-299pts TCF NIVEAU 3 (B1): 300-399pts / TCF-DAP (DEMANDE TEST DE CONNAISSANCE DE FRANÇAIS (TCF) 199pts 599pts 699pts D'ADMISSION PRÉALABLE) DIPLÔME SUPÉRIEURE CERTIFICAT D'ÉTUDES EN CERTIFICAT D'ÉTUDES EN DIPLÔME DE LANGUE FRANÇAISE DIPLÔME DE HAUTES ÉTUDES ALLIANCE FRANÇAISE D'ÉTUDES FRANÇAISES FRANÇAIS PRATIQUE 1 (CEFP 1) FRANÇAIS PRATIQUE 2 (CEFP 2) (DLF) FRANÇAISES (DHEF) MODERNES (DS) BUSINESS LANGUAGE TESTING SERVICE (BULATS) (REQ. SUPERACION DE LAS CUATRO MACRO 20-39 40-59 60-74 75-89 90-100 DESTREZAS) CH. DE COMMERCE ET D'INDUSTRIE: TEST TEF 1: 69-203 pts TEF 2: 204-360 pts TEF 3: 361-540 pts TEF 4: 541-698 pts TEF 5: 699-833 pts TEF 6: 834-900 pts D'EVALUATION DE FRANÇAIS (TEF) THE EUROPEAN LANGUAGE CERTIFICATES (TELC) TELC A1 TELC A2 TELC B1 TELC B2 DFP SECRÉTARIAT B1 / DFP DFP SECRÉTARIAT B2 / DFP CENTRE DE LANGUE FRANÇAISE: DIPLÔMES DE TOURISME B1 / DFP MÉDICAL B2 / DFP JURIDIQUE FRANÇAIS PROFESSIONEL (DFP) SPÉCIALITÉS SCIENTIFIQUE B1 B2 CENTRE DE LANGUE FRANÇAISE: DIPLÔMES DE DFP AFFAIRES B2 DFP AFFAIRES C1 DFP AFFAIRES C2 FRANÇAIS PROFESSIONEL (DFP) AFFAIRES CENTRE DE LANGUE FRANÇAISE: DIPLÔMES DE DFP A2 DFP B1 FRANÇAIS PROFESSIONEL (DFP) GÉNÉRALISTES * En ningún caso se admitirán certificados que superen la antigüedad máxima. * Para el reconocimiento del nivel B1 consolidado, también se admiten certificados que acrediten: - Haber realizado un Curso del CSIM u otro centro universitario de lenguas: Nivel B1 consolidado. - Haber cursado un mínimo de 24 créditos en lengua francesa en la Facultad de Filología UCM. * Para el reconocimiento del nivel B2 consolidado, también se admiten certificados que acrediten: - Haber realizado un Curso del CSIM u otro centro universitario de lenguas: Nivel B2 consolidado. - Estar matriculada/o en el Grado de Educación Primaria: Mención de Lengua Extranjera (Francés) - Haber realizado el Bachibac español/francés en un centro homologado. IDIOMA INGLÉS CERTIFICADOS OFICIALES ADMITIDOS POR EL CSIM Y SU CORRESPONDENCIA CON EL MARCO COMÚN EUROPEO DE REFERENCIA PARA LAS LENGUAS TIPO CERTIFICADO A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 ANTIGÜEDAD MÁXIMA 2 AÑOS 3 AÑOS 4 AÑOS 5 AÑOS CERTIFICADOS DE LAS UNIVERSIDADES ESPAÑOLAS CertAcles A2 CertAcles B1 CertAcles B2 CertAcles C1 CertAcles C2 HOMOLOGADAS POR ACLES Certificados Homologados UNICERT Basis Level 1 Level 2 Level 3/4 Certificados Homologados CLES CLES 1 CLES 2 CLES 3 ESCUELA OFICIAL DE IDIOMAS (R.D. 1629/2006) BASICO 2 INTERMEDIO 2 AVANZADO 2 ESCUELA OFICIAL DE IDIOMAS (L.O. 8/2013) NIVEL A2 NIVEL B1 NIVEL B2 NIVEL C1 NIVEL C2 PRELIMINARY ENGLISH TEST FIRST CERTIFICATE IN ENGLISH CERTIFICATE IN ADVANCED CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY CAMBRIDGE: GENERAL ENGLISH EXAMS KEY ENGLISH TEST (KET) (PET) (FCE) ENGLISH (CAE) IN ENGLISH (CPE) CAMBRIDGE: BUSINESS ENGLISH CERTIFICATES (BEC) BEC 1: Preliminary BEC 2: Vantage BEC 3: Higher CAMBRIDGE: INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATE IN ICFE: Effective Operational ICFE Vantage FINANCIAL ENGLISH (ICFE) Proficiency CAMBRIDGE: INTERNATIONAL ENGLISH LANGUAGE 3,5 4,0-5,0 5,5-6,5 7,0-8,0 8,5+ TESTING SERVICE (IELTS) BUSINESS LANGUAGE TESTING SERVICE (BULATS) 20-39 40-59 60-74 75-89 90-100 (REQ. SUPERACION DE LAS CUATRO MACRO DESTREZAS) TEST OF ENGLISH AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE - 42-71 72-94 95-120 INTERNET BASED (TOEFL iBT) TEST OF ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONAL 60-105 110-270 275-395 400-485 490-495 COMMUNICATIONS (TOEIC) - LISTENING* TEST OF ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONAL 60-110 115-270 275-380 385-450 455-495 COMMUNICATIONS (TOEIC) - READING* TEST OF ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONAL 50-80 90-110 120-150 160-190 200 COMMUNICATIONS (TOEIC) - SPEAKING* TEST OF ENGLISH FOR INTERNATIONAL 30-60 70-110 120-140 150-190 200 COMMUNICATIONS (TOEIC) - WRITING* *TOEIC - REQ. SUPERACIÓN DE LAS CUATRO MACRO DESTREZAS THE EUROPEAN LANGUAGE CERTIFICATES (TELC) TELC A1 TELC A2 TELC B1 TELC B2 TELC C1 TRINITY COLLEGE: INTEGRATED SKILLS IN ENGLISH ISE 0 ISE I ISE II ISE III ISE IV (ISE) CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCY CERTIFICATE OF PROFICIENCY UNIVERSIDAD DE MICHIGAN IN ENGLISH (ECCE) IN ENGLISH (ECPE) LCCI ENGLISH FOR TOURISM PEARSON - LCCI 2 /LCCI JETSET B1 /LCCI ELSA B1 PEARSON TEST OF ENGLISH (PTE) - GENERAL LEVEL 2 LEVEL 3 LEVEL 4 LEVEL 5 PEARSON TEST OF ENGLISH (PTE) - ACADEMIC 43-58 59-75 76-84 85+ LCCI ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS PEARSON TEST OF ENGLISH (PTE) - BUSINESS LCCI ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS 2LCCI ENGLISH FOR BUSINESS 3 4 OXFORD TEST OF ENGLISH (OTE) (REQ. SUPERACION 51-80 81-110 111-140 DE LAS CUATRO MACRO DESTREZAS) INTERMEDIATE MASTERS ANGLIA EXAMINATIONS (REQ. SUPERACIÓN DE LAS ELEMENTARY ADVANCED AcCEPT INTERMEDIATE BUSINESS PROFICIENCY IN BUSINESS CUATRO MACRO DESTREZAS) PRACTICAL BUSINESS ADVANCED BUSINESS ENGLISH PROFICIENCY ENGLISH ENGLISH * En ningún caso se admitirán certificados que superen la antigüedad máxima. * Para el reconocimiento del nivel B1 consolidado, también se admiten certificados que acrediten: - Haber realizado un Curso del CSIM u otro centro universitario de lenguas: Nivel B1 consolidado. - Haber superado la asignatura de Lengua Inglesa B1.3 en el Grado de Estudios Ingleses de la UCM. * Para el reconocimiento del nivel B2 consolidado, también se admiten certificados que acrediten: - Haber realizado un Curso del CSIM u otro centro universitario de lenguas: Nivel B2 consolidado. - Estar matriculada/o en el Grado de Educación Primaria: Mención de Lengua Extranjera (Inglés). - Haber superado la asignatura de Lengua Inglesa B2.3 en el Grado de Estudios Ingleses de la UCM. IDIOMA ITALIANO CERTIFICADOS OFICIALES ADMITIDOS POR EL CSIM Y SU CORRESPONDENCIA CON EL MARCO COMÚN EUROPEO DE REFERENCIA PARA LAS LENGUAS * Ver nota TIPO CERTIFICADO A1 A2 B1 B2 C1 C2 ANTIGÜEDAD MÁXIMA 2 AÑOS 3 AÑOS 4 AÑOS 5 AÑOS CERTIFICADOS DE LAS UNIVERSIDADES ESPAÑOLAS CertAcles A1 CertAcles A2 CertAcles B1 CertAcles B2 CertAcles
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