Kielitasolla

Kielitasolla is a Finnish term used in education and assessment to denote the level of language proficiency required or demonstrated in a given task, course, or material. The phrase is built from kieli (language) and taso (level), and is used both as a noun and in conjunction with level descriptors (for example, kielitaso B2 or kielitasovaatimus). The concept is descriptive rather than a fixed standard; institutions may define their own scales or align with international frameworks.

In practice, kielitasolla can refer to competencies across language domains such as listening, speaking, reading, and writing, and can apply to general language courses, professional language training, or content subjects taught in a foreign language. Some schools and universities map kielitaso requirements to the CEFR levels (A1 to C2), while others use subject-specific rubrics. The term may appear in syllabi, course descriptions, and assessment rubrics to communicate expectations to learners.

Because usage varies, readers should consult the specific institution's glossary or syllabus to understand what a given kielitasaso or kielitasovaatimus entails in that context.