Who this is for
Native speakers, heritage speakers, and learners who want to demonstrate their Kifuliiru language skills.
Proposed assessment areas
- Vocabulary and grammar in everyday and extended contexts
- Reading comprehension and clear written expression
- Listening comprehension and spoken communication
Assessment objectives and intended outcomes
Proposed tasks include reading texts, writing responses, listening exercises, and spoken interaction. The aim is to describe practical communication strengths and identify areas for further learning across all four language skills.
Proposed pathways
A proposed CEFR-inspired framework could span foundational (A1–A2), independent (B1–B2), and advanced (C1–C2) proficiency. Level descriptors and assessment criteria are still being developed; this does not imply official CEFR accreditation.