The tests will help familiarise students with the format and requirements of the IGCSE E2L Reading and Writing/Listening and Speaking papers. Teachers will find them a valuable source of stimulating ...

The tests will help familiarise students with the format and requirements of the IGCSE E2L Reading and Writing/Listening and Speaking papers. Teachers will find them a valuable source of stimulating ...

Students must take a placement test to determine their course level before registering. Contact the English Language Studies Department at [email protected] to learn more about registration or to ...

Your answers to the relevant questions on the application form will give you an indication of whether we will require an English test from you. We encourage you to submit your test results with your ...

Students who score below 243 on the Reading test (scored on a 200-300 point scale) and/or below 4 on the WritePlacer (scored on a 0-8 point scale) will have a Learning Support English requirement at ...

All new students (and continuing students who have not taken a CLP class in 13 months or more) must be registered and have an appointment to take the test. The next ESL placement test will be held on ...

Different courses or programmes need different levels of language skills. We refer to these skill levels as ‘profiles’. The profile for your chosen course or programme is shown on the course page or ...

If you do not satisfy one of the conditions listed below, you must write an English proficiency test regardless of your citizenship. You may upload electronic copies of your English proficiency test ...

A UKVI-approved Secure English Language Test (SELT) is required if you are joining a course below degree-level, including: separate/non-integrated foundation courses; separate/non-integrated ...

If English is not your mother tongue and you wish to take a Credit ESL course, you are required to take the Concordia Comprehensive ESL Placement Test (ConCEPT). This course helps non-native-speaking ...

you will be able to take an online test that measures your ability on the four main areas of English language: reading, writing, listening and speaking skills. Please contact a member of your regional ...

Completion of a three unit English (ENGL) course or a certified W (writing intensive) course for which SFU grants transfer credit. Students studying in British Columbia are encouraged to consult the B ...