ETS announces instant access TOEFL iBT scores
Global test provider ETS has launched instant scores for TOEFL iBT reading and listening exam sections to give test takers early performance indicators.
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CAEL’s growth due to full spectrum test, says Paragon
Canada’s Paragon Testing has reported a doubling in test takers sitting its CAEL Computer Edition exam, saying education partners value its integrated skills test. New sites are set for 2020.
China’s PISA results “not representative”
Education experts have once again questioned the interpretation of China’s PISA results following the release of 2018’s round of data.
TOEFL iBT aligns with China test framework
China’s Ministry of Education and ETS have announced the mapping of the TOEFL iBT test to China’s Standards of English (CSE) framework.
Aus: Pearson centres to support regional push
Pearson has opened five new testing centres in a bid to assist the Australian government in its plans to boost student numbers in the regions. The centres opened in August through October.
UTAS review queries EMI as admissions entry route
An independent review of UTAS’ admissions processes has found students who used medium-of-instruction as English proficiency had higher average failure rates.
Five Canadian colleges recognise Pearson PTE
Around 90% of Canadian institutions now recognise Pearson’s PTE Academic English language test after five colleges announced they will be using the exam.
Estonian schools adopt Cambridge C1 Advanced
The Estonian ministry of education will offer school leavers the chance to take the C1 Advanced qualification from Cambridge Assessment English.
OUP launches Oxford Test of English
Oxford University Press is launching a new digitally-delivered English language proficiency test for learners over 16, the Oxford Test of English. It is being launched in test centres across 12 countries around the world.
Gaokao offers colleges “new opportunities” for global recruitment
Universities around the globe which accept Chinese students’ Gaokao grades for entry requirements into undergraduate programs are creating new opportunities for recruitment, according to Sunrise Education Group.
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