AI scoring disclaimer
Last updated 9 July 2026
Proloquent uses AI to score your practice and estimate a CEFR level. Here's how to read those results.
Estimates, not official results
Scores, levels, and CEFR estimates produced by Proloquent are indicative and for study guidance only. They are generated by automated models and by our own normalisation to the CEFR Global Scale — they are not official LanguageCert results and carry no official standing.
Not affiliated with LanguageCert
As an independent preparation tool, Proloquent is not affiliated with, authorised, or endorsed by PeopleCert or LanguageCert, and “LanguageCert” and related marks belong to their respective owners. Only an official sitting produces an official result.
Accuracy & limitations
- AI feedback can be wrong, incomplete, or inconsistent between attempts.
- Automated scoring can’t fully replicate a trained human examiner.
- Reading and Listening are marked against an answer key and are exact for that drill; Writing and Speaking are assessed by AI against the rubric and are more approximate.
How to use it
Treat your results as a compass, not a certificate — use them to find weak areas and track progress. No estimate here guarantees a particular outcome on the real exam.
Questions
See our Terms and Privacy Policy, or email support@proloquent.com.