This page contains various resources for our instructors when using the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. The information presented here will generally be geared for utilizing CEFR for assessing English language learners' levels, but the criteria are applicable to learners of other languages as well.
CEFR (English) Chart
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CEFR Level Videos
What does a CEFR Level A1 student sound like? How about a B2 Level? Here are some videos to give you an idea of what sort of language production you should expect from your students at any given level. Pay less attention to pronunciation, and more to what language is actually being produced.