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LanguageCert Test of English (LTE) A1-C2 Writing

A Writing test, aligned to the A1-C2 levels of the CEFR.

All candidates take the same test regardless of their language proficiency and receive a certificate based on their performance placing them at levels A1 to C2 of the CEFR. The exam is available in paper-based, computer-based formats and online with remote, live proctoring. In all cases the results and certificates are exactly the same and are equally recognised.

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What are the assessment rules?

The test assesses candidates’ Writing skills, and their knowledge of English grammar and vocabulary.

Exam Duration: 1 hour

  • Paper-Based
  • Computer-Based
  • Online with remote, live proctoring

The test includes two writing tasks that assess the candidates’ ability to produce short (60-100 words) or extended (200-250 words) pieces of texts in the form of a brief report, article or review while demonstrating their level of grammar and vocabulary.

Test

Paper – based & Computer-based / Online format

Duration

Structure

Writing

60 mins

2 writing tasks


How is the exam scored?

In the LTE A1-C2 Writing exam, candidate performance is assessed across four assessment criteria per writing part. Scores for each of the two parts of the exam are equally weighted and calculated on a 0-100 scale which is fully aligned to the CEFR. A candidate’s overall score is calculated by adding together scores on the two parts of the exam. All candidates receive a certificate stating their overall score and the CEFR level achieved. Candidates whose performance falls below A1 do not receive a certificate.

The LTE Scaled Score

Scaled Score

CEFR Level

0 – 9

Below A1

10 – 19

A1

20 – 39

A2

40 – 59

B1

60 – 74

B2

75 – 89

C1

90 – 100

C2