Are you students of English with loose speech and impeccable grammar? Get ready to prove it with the new “Oxford Test of English Advanced”, the only exam that will make you feel like real Oxford academics (well, almost!).
If you are an ambitious English students, get ready to test yourself with the new “Oxford Test of English Advanced”, the new exam aimed at students and students who want to certify their advanced level linguistic mastery, in B2 and C1 levels of CEFR (Common European framework of reference for languages).
Developed by the prestigious Oxford University Press, in Italy it is distributed exclusively by the publisher Rizzoli Education (which is part of the Mondadori group, as well as Evidence Network and therefore yes, we are part of the same family!), This test is the only certificate from the university of Oxford herself. A guarantee of quality and reliability for those who want to obtain international recognition of their language skills.
The test was designed to evaluate the necessary linguistic skills in the academic and professional fields, such as the ability to mediate and present information in English. Do not fear, however: the exam is flexible and adapts to your level, offering a personalized experience and an accurate result. In fact, the strengths of the exam are:
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It is aligned with the descriptors of the CEFR: developed following the latest versions of the descriptors in the companion volume of the CEFR, the test evaluates the authentic skills of the examinations, indispensable in academic and professional environments such as mediation and presentation;
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It is convenient: the certification is completely online and available all year round, thus offering maximum flexibility;
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It is adaptive: the exam lasts about two hours and adapts to the student’s reading and listening levels, minimizing stress and providing an accurate result of the competence in the English language. Like the other tests of the Oxford Test of English suite, it is not possible to fail: a result is always obtained.
