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Test your students' English level with the Oxford Placement Test, a computer adaptive test that gives instant results and CEFR levels. Choose from four combinations of British or American English and set up tests easily with the Learning Management System.
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The Oxford Placement Test for Young Learners is 100% online so students can take it in class or at home. The test is automatically marked and instantly delivers accurate results: CEFR level (pre-A1 to B1) and numerical score.
Learn how to prepare for the Oxford Test of English, a 100% online, personalized and flexible proficiency test certified by the University of Oxford. Find free practice tests, speaking and writing tips, sample test and more.
Place primary learners at the right level quickly and reliably. By offering the right mix of challenge and fun, the Oxford Placement Test for Young Learners provides a positive testing experience every time. 100% online with a child-friendly sign in system. Automatically marked with instant results so you can start teaching the same day.
The Oxford Placement Test is a computer-adaptive test of English language for non-native speakers, reporting at CEFR levels from Pre-A1 to C2. It was launched in 2009 by Oxford University Press and is available globally for placement testing purposes.
The Oxford Test of English is a multi-level, general English proficiency test which assesses the ability to understand and communicate effectively in English, reporting at three CEFR levels: B2, B1, and A2. The test covers all four skills: Speaking, Listening, Reading, and Writing.
