Linguaskill User Guide for Remote Proctored Tests

Linguaskill is a modular online test which assesses all four language skills: reading, listening, writing and speaking.

Linguaskill is available as two options, General and Business. This gives you the ability to choose the sort of language that will be tested, based on your objectives.

Step 1:

you will receive an email from TestEd English (on behalf of your academic institution) requesting that you take an online English language test - Linguaskill.

This email will contain Test details, an outline of the next steps, plus a link to key information:

1. Linguaskill User Guide for Remote Proctored Tests
2. Linguaskill Testing Environment Set-up
3. Linguaskill Test Guidelines
4. Pre-test Process with Proctortrack
5. Remote Proctoring Guidelines
6. Linguaskill Technical & Hardware Requirements
7. How Proctortrack works for Test Takers
8. How Proctortrack works for Institutions
9. Linguaskill Practice Materials
10. Test Support

Step 2:

You will receive email indicating that you have been registered to take a test (Linguaskill) with Proctortrack:

Date: XX/XX/XXXX at XX:XX
Subject: You have been registered to take a test with Proctortrack.

Step 3:

Login to your account onhttps://testing.verificient.com using the email/Username and password that was supplied in the email from Proctortrack in step 2.

Step 4:

Click on “go to test List”:

Step 5:

Click on “go to Test” to start your “Onboarding Exam”

Step 6:

Familiarise yourself with the four pre-steps explaining how it works an ensuring that you are properly identified:

Step 7:

Read “How it Works” (Download and run Proctortrack) and then click “next”

Step 8:

Read “How it Works” (Run the System Check) and then click “next”

Step 9:

Read “How it works” (Launch the test) and then click “next”

Step 10:

Read “How it Works” (Run the System Check) and then click “next”

Step 11:

Read “let’s Get Started” and learn how to set up a Proper Testing Environment for a High Integrity Score

Step 12:

Familiarise yourself with the General Guidelines. Make sure you have a government-issued passport if you are a prospective student.

Step 13:

Familiarise yourself with the Linguaskill Guidelines

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