Articles about Assessment

Linguaskill is a quick and convenient online test to help organisations check the English levels of individuals and groups of candidates, powered by Artificial Intelligence technology. It tests all four language skills - speaking, writing, reading and listening - in modules.

Linguaskill’s modular testing offers a flexible option to test takers. If they need to improve their score in a particular skill, then they can take that part of the test again. Their other scores are unaffected and they won’t have to retake the other three sections. Linguaskill’s flexibility benefits institutions and employers, too. Let’s take a look.

In this post we’re sharing five top tips and resources that you can use to help your learners feel confident as exam day approaches.

How to motivate your students and ensure they feel fully prepared as they approach exam day.

Issue 78 of Cambridge English Research Notes discusses the role of plurilingualism in language assessment.

The fundamental concept to keep in mind when creating any assessment is validity. Validity refers to whether a test measures what it aims to measure.

As part of our series of Research Notes relevant for teachers preparing learners for Cambridge exams, we look at recent revisions to Key and Preliminary Listening.

A look at recent revisions to Key and Preliminary Writing. Part of our series of Research Notes relevant for teachers preparing learners for Cambridge exams.

Debbie Howden and Angela Wright tell us about the market research 'health checks' employed to gather feedback on A2 Key, A2 Key for Schools, B1 Preliminary, and B1 Preliminary for Schools.