Conoce las diferentes pruebas que certifican tu nivel de inglés

1. Pruebas y Certificaciones de Inglés Presentado por Qudos

2. Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) Which tests are there? What are the differences? Lets analyze How do I choose? Who accepts which? What are the mechanics? Index

4. Which tests are there?

6. Validation

7. Time needed

8. Score

9. Complexity

10. Pass or fail

11. Time of study

12. Cost

13. Age limits

14. Accessibility

15. FrequencyAll tests can be divided into TWO main categories: 1) Pass/ fail 2) Level placement

16. Let’s categorize: The English Language Tests Pass or fail Level Specialized

17. Pass or fail certificates. These are: Trinity (Levels) Cambridge exams Escuela Oficial de Idiomas IELTS Lets analyze:

18. These usually have a four part test: reading / writing / listening / speaking Focus on correction and grammar knowledge Certify your “level” within the (CEFR) The most popular: Cambridge First Certificate. Gives level B2 (required by Bologna Agreement) Many years on the market Well known due to British Council Average cost: 200 euros Pass or Fail: analyze

19. These usually have a two part test: reading / listening Certify your “level” within the (CEFR) No pass or fail: give a figure in points The most popular: TOEIC Many years on the market Well known due to large corporation acceptance Average cost: 140 euros Level Placement: analyze

20. Usually required for: Universities (even in Spain) Post Graduate Courses (MBA’s) Access to USA Universities The test is both written and multiple choice. Minimum points required to pass Are expensive / only few tests a year / must prepare. Specialized Test

22. Accepted in many Universities

23. Global

24. Certifies B2

26. Doesn’t let you in what you failed

27. Not accepted in companies

28. Price

29. Complex mechanics

31. Certifies CEFR (A1, A2, B2…)

32. Not very expensive

34. Doesn’t let you in what you failed

35. Not accepted in companies

36. Grammar focused

37. Must be “enrolled” in EOI to take test

39. No fail, level test

40. Global

41. Accepted in most large multinationals

43. Doesn’t let you know what your weak points are

44. Valid for only two years

46. No fail, level test

47. European

48. Accepted in most large multinationals

50. Doesn’t let you know what your weak points are

51. Valid for only two years