UKiset
English
Candidates are tested on Reading, Writing, and Listening. The test mostly follows the Cambridge English curriculum. Difficulty of questions could range from CEFR A2-C1, depening on the age of the candidate.
Structure
Sections 2 and 3 of the test are dedicated to English. Listening and Reading take 45 minutes, whereas writing takes 30 minutes.
For Listening, candidates will face multiple-choice questions involving pictures, vocabulary and short phrases. Recordings will be played twice, with older students having to face multiple questions simultaneously.
The reading section comprises multiple-choice questions on simple pictures and vocabulary, gap-fill exercises for grammar, and longer reading passages for comprehension.
Students write a short piece of informative or argumentative writing in the last section of the exam. Consult for typical writing titles.
Advice
Be familiar with the exam format and interface
Target certain areas of vocabulary as suggested by the Cambridge English curriculum.
Develop an educated idea of what the text is about as soon as possible in reading and listening
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