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Business Spanish Level Check for Companies
Assess how confidently your team can use Spanish in meetings, calls, professional emails, negotiations and industry-specific situations. Each participant receives an individual assessment, while the company receives an overview of the team's current level and development needs.
Why assess Business Spanish?
A general language level does not show the whole professional picture
An employee may understand Spanish well and still struggle when a meeting moves quickly, when an email requires the right professional tone or when commercial terms need to be explained precisely.
The Business Spanish Level Check focuses on how Spanish is used in work situations. That makes it easier to identify where employees already communicate confidently and where targeted practice would be useful.
This free check is intended for internal training and development decisions. For a separate CEFR A1–C2 assessment with live speaking, human academic review and a personalised certificate, use the Spanish Proficiency Assessment for Companies & Employees .
Questions are based on professional communication rather than isolated grammar exercises.
Each participant receives feedback on their own Business Spanish.
The company receives a broader overview of the team's current situation.
What we assess
Four Business Spanish skills that matter at work
Meetings & Calls
How confidently can participants follow a professional conversation, respond to questions, clarify information and communicate the next step?
Related: Business Spanish for Meetings and Phone & Video Calls .
Professional Emails
Can participants write clearly, choose an appropriate professional tone and formulate requests, confirmations and follow-up messages?
Related: Business Spanish Emails .
Negotiation & Commercial Language
Can participants discuss prices, conditions, objections, deadlines and agreements without losing precision?
Related: Business Negotiations in Spanish .
Industry-Specific Vocabulary
Does the employee understand and use the professional terminology relevant to their role, company and industry?
Start with our Business Spanish Vocabulary guide.
What you receive
A clearer picture for the employee and the company
The level check produces two perspectives: individual feedback for each participant and a broader view for the company.
Each participant receives an evaluation of their current Business Spanish.
Participants receive concrete guidance on areas that would benefit from further practice.
The company receives an overview of where the team currently stands.
The results help identify which professional situations deserve the most attention.
Assessment options
Which type of Spanish assessment does your company need?
The free Business Spanish Level Check and the paid proficiency assessment serve different purposes. Use the level check for internal training decisions. Use the proficiency assessment when you need a documented CEFR result and personalised certificate.
Spanish Proficiency Assessment for Companies & Employees
A structured online assessment from CEFR A1 to C2 with live speaking, writing, human academic review and a personalised certificate for each participant.
Spanish Proficiency Assessment & Certificate
The main assessment route for individuals who need a documented current Spanish level rather than an internal training check.
MundoDELE vs DELE vs SIELE
Compare certificate type, CEFR coverage, validity, exam format and typical use before deciding which route your organisation needs.
How it works
Three steps from request to assessment
Send us the participants
Email the addresses of the employees you want to include. You can also add a short note about your industry or professional context.
We send the level check
Each participant receives the Business Spanish assessment directly. The test takes approximately 15 to 30 minutes.
Receive the results
Participants receive their individual assessment. The company receives an overview of the team's current Business Spanish and development needs.
Professional situations
Business Spanish is easier to assess in context
The situations below show the types of professional communication that employees may need in their daily work. They also provide useful practice after the level check.
Business Spanish for Meetings
Opinions, clarification, decisions and next steps.
View guide →
Business Spanish Emails
Requests, follow-up, attachments and professional tone.
View guide →
Business Negotiations in Spanish
Prices, commercial terms, objections and agreements.
View guide →
Business Phone & Video Calls
Introductions, messages, appointments and clarification.
View guide →
Business Presentations in Spanish
Company introductions, figures, results and questions.
View guide →
Business Sales in Spanish
Clients, needs, offers, objections and follow-up.
View guide →Spain & Latin America
Professional Spanish also changes by market
The core language is shared, but forms of address, regional vocabulary and the expected degree of formality can vary. A company may also have its own communication culture regardless of country.
The level check can take the relevant professional context into account. For an overview of regional differences, see Business Communication in Spain vs Latin America .
Participant email addresses are used for the Business Spanish Level Check. They are not used for marketing or shared with third parties.
Get started
Request the free Business Spanish Level Check
Send us the participants' email addresses and, if useful, a short note about your industry or professional context. We will send the assessment directly to the participants.
Free and non-binding.
Business Spanish resources
Other useful starting points
Business Spanish Quiz – El Trato
Test Business Spanish vocabulary and professional situations in eight questions.
Business Spanish Lessons
Business Spanish for meetings, calls, sales, negotiations, emails and professional communication.
Import, Export & Logistics Spanish
Spanish for suppliers, orders, shipping, customs, documentation and deliveries.
Networking & Trade Fairs
Spanish for introductions, company conversations, new contacts and follow-up.
Spanish Training for Companies
Business Spanish training for organizations and professional teams.
Spanish Proficiency Assessment for Companies & Employees
CEFR A1–C2 assessment with live speaking, human review and a personalised certificate.
FAQ
FAQ: Business Spanish Level Check for Companies
What is the Business Spanish Level Check for Companies?
It is a practical assessment designed to show how confidently employees can use Spanish in professional situations such as meetings, calls, emails and negotiations.
How long does the Business Spanish Level Check take?
The assessment takes approximately 15 to 30 minutes per participant.
What Business Spanish skills are assessed?
The level check covers meetings and calls, professional email and negotiation language, tone and cultural nuance, and industry-specific vocabulary.
Does each employee receive an individual result?
Yes. Each participant receives an individual assessment with recommendations for further development.
Does the company receive a team overview?
Yes. The company receives an overview showing where the team currently stands and where additional language development may be useful.
Can the level check include industry-specific vocabulary?
Yes. When requesting the assessment, you can provide a short note about your industry or professional context.
What is the difference between the free Level Check and the Spanish Proficiency Assessment?
The free Business Spanish Level Check is designed for internal training and development decisions. It focuses on practical workplace communication and gives the company a team overview. The separate Spanish Proficiency Assessment for Companies & Employees assesses the participant's Spanish level from CEFR A1 to C2 and includes a personalised certificate.
Is the Business Spanish Level Check free?
Yes. The Business Spanish Level Check for Companies is free and non-binding.
The MundoDele view
Assess the situations employees actually face
A general language level is useful, but companies usually need a more specific answer: Can the employee handle the meeting, write the email, clarify the delivery problem or discuss commercial conditions in Spanish?
That is the purpose of the Business Spanish Level Check: connect language ability with the professional situations in which it needs to work.
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