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Placement exam

The English exam that feels like the job, not like school.

A free placement exam and needs analysis, built around real hotel situations. A clear starting point for your training decisions.

Any device. Nothing to install.
Inside the platform Demo
A real placement exam question in the employee interface
A1–C2 A starting point for every person
Actual platform screens · Sample data · Employee guidance is in Spanish

Simple for your team. Clear for you.

Their role

The person and the situations they face on shift.

Their listening

Understanding guest requests and conversations.

Their voice

Spoken responses and feedback on their English.

The result

A level for each person. A map for your hotel.

Receive each employee’s CEFR level and a starting recommendation. The needs analysis connects the results to their job.

  • A1–C2 CEFR levels.
  • 1–1½ hours in total, across several sessions.
  • 3–5 days to finish after receiving access.
See how HR reviews the results
Inside the platform Demo
Actual platform screens · Sample data · Employee guidance is in Spanish
Before you start

A few useful answers.

The details you need to take the next step.

How is a hotel employee’s English level assessed?
The Inglés Hotelero exam takes 1 hour to 1 hour 30, in several sessions, and has three parts: a few questions about the person and their shift, 15 listening items in natural voices, and 8 spoken responses to on-the-job situations (check-in, complaints, menu). An AI transcribes and scores the voice; the result is a CEFR level from A1 to C2 with a per-employee recommendation.
How much does the English exam cost per employee?
Nothing — it is free, for your whole team. It includes the full diagnostic, the CEFR result, and the starting recommendation for the daily practice program.
Is it a grammar exam?
No. It is a role-play of the actual job: a front desk agent responds to an arriving guest, a server explains a menu, a bell boy escorts a guest to the room. It measures what the guest hears, not what a textbook asks.

Start with your team’s English level.

A free placement exam and needs analysis for your whole hotel. Keep the results, whether or not you continue.

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