It seems the query is a bit unclear. If you’re asking “when is level 1,” there are a few common interpretations:
- In education (UK qualification levels): Level 1 is an introductory level in the Regulated Qualifications Framework, typically below Level 2 and above entry-level. It often serves as a foundation and can be a stepping stone to Level 2 or GCSE-equivalent qualifications. If you need a specific course or program’s Level 1 dates, those depend on the provider.
- In language learning (CEFR context): There isn’t a “Level 1” in the CEFR system per se; beginner levels begin at A1, which corresponds to the initial stage of language proficiency.
- In sports or professional certifications (e.g., ski instruction, CrossFit Level 1): Level 1 denotes the first credential in a progression, with exact course dates/availability varying by organization.
If you can specify the domain (UK qualifications, language learning, a particular sport or profession, or a specific program/provider) I can give a precise answer with timelines or eligibility details.
