Linguaskill is an online, multi-level test designed to help organizations assess groups of candidates.
It offers a complete picture of your candidates' English abilities, with fast and accurate testing of all four language skills: reading, listening, writing, and speaking.
It provides detailed results and clear individual and group reports.
Linguaskill can be easily administered and invigilated at your own venue at a time that suits you. All you need is a computer, an internet connection, a microphone and a set of headphones.

Linguaskill is a flexible, modular assessment, which tests:

· Reading and Listening (combined)
· Writing
· Speaking

Reading and Listening
The Reading and Listening module is adaptive, so there is not a fixed number of a question. Each question the candidate answers helps the computer to understand their level better. The test finishes when the candidate has answered enough questions for Lingua skill to identify their level accurately.

Reading tasks:
Read and select
Candidates read a notice, diagram, label, memo or letter containing a short text and choose the sentence or phrase that most closely matches the meaning of the text. There are three possible answers.

Gapped sentences
Candidates read a sentence with a missing word (gap) and choose the correct word to fill the gap. There are four choices for each gap.

Multiple-choice gap-fill
Candidates choose the right word or phrase to fill the gaps in a text. There are four choices for each gap.
Open gap-fill
Candidates read a short text in which there are some missing words (gaps) and write in the missing word in each gap.

Extended Reading
Candidates read a longer text and answer a series of multiple-choice questions. The questions are in the same order as the information in the text.

Listening tasks:

Listen and select
Candidates listen to a short audio recording and answer a multiple-choice question with three options.

Extended listening
Candidates listen to a longer recording and answer a series of multiple-choice questions based on it. The questions are in the same order as the information they hear in the recording.