Definitions of the English language levels A1 to C2, based on the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR):
A1 – Beginner
- You know a few words and simple phrases.
- You can introduce yourself and ask basic questions.
- Example: “My name is Anna. I live in Paris.”
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„Oum Chanra works very hard. She is smart and always helps people. At Shinta Mani Angkor, she makes the hotel better. Guests do not only sleep there. They can also feel and learn about Cambodia.“
A2 – Elementary
- You can have short, simple conversations.
- You can talk about everyday things (family, shopping, work).
- Example: “I go to work by bus. I like watching TV in the evening.”
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„Oum Chanra’s work shows that she is strong, smart, and always works hard. She can do her job well and also respect Cambodian culture and help the local people. Because of this, she is a very important person at Shinta Mani Angkor. Her work makes the hotel stay special, giving guests a chance to feel the real life of Cambodia.“
B1 – Intermediate
- You can talk about familiar topics and understand the main idea.
- You can describe experiences and give simple opinions.
- Example: “I went to Italy last summer. It was very beautiful.”
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„Oum Chanra’s career shows that she is strong, smart, and very dedicated. She can manage the hotel well while also respecting Cambodian culture and helping the local community. Because of this, she is seen as a very important member of Shinta Mani Angkor. Her work makes a hotel stay more than just a place to sleep — it becomes a special way to experience Cambodia.“
B2 – Upper Intermediate
- You can speak clearly and in detail on many subjects.
- You can have conversations with native speakers without much difficulty.
- Example: “I believe online learning is helpful, but it also has some disadvantages.”
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„Oum Chanra’s career shows her hard work, intelligence, and strong dedication. She is able to manage the hotel’s operations well while also respecting local culture and supporting the community. Because of this, she is seen as a very important member of Shinta Mani Angkor. Thanks to her efforts, staying at the hotel is not only about having a room, but also about experiencing Cambodian culture more deeply.“
C1 – Advanced
- You understand complex ideas and speak fluently.
- You can use English at work or university level.
- Example: “The data suggests a clear connection between exercise and mental health.”
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„“Oum Chanra’s career shows her strong determination, intelligence, and commitment. She has managed to combine efficient operations with respect for culture and support for the local community, which makes her an important part of Shinta Mani Angkor. Her work turns a hotel stay into more than just accommodation — it becomes a real experience of Cambodian life.““
C2 – Proficient
- You speak and understand English like a native speaker.
- You can deal with any situation, even academic or professional ones.
- Example: “Her analysis was both insightful and elegantly structured, demonstrating a deep understanding of the subject.”
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„Oum Chanra’s career trajectory is a testament to her resilience, intelligence, and unwavering dedication. Her ability to balance operational excellence with cultural authenticity and community engagement underscores why she is regarded as an indispensable pillar of Shinta Mani Angkor. Through her work, she elevates the hotel experience from mere accommodation to an immersive journey into the heart of Cambodia.“
