I had nothing to do this morning so I updated my account in Jobstreet.com. First, I took the English Language Assessment. This is a 40-item test to measure an applicant's English ability. There were ten questions in each category: conversation, grammar, vocabulary and comprehension.
Here's the link:
MyJobStreet - JobStreet English Language Assessment
Here's the screenshot:
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| Jobstreet.com English Assessment |
I got 37 out of 40 questions. Two and a half years ago, I got 36 out of 40 questions. What a progress! There are a still a lot of things that I have to learn. Although I have been teaching basic and conversational English, I need to improve myself as well. Once again, the saying "Teaching is a continuous learning" is proven to be true.
can u help me to answer it?
ReplyDeleteHi! YK Sun,
DeleteSorry for the late reply. Regarding that, there are a lot of websites to practice before answering the test. You have to be careful because of the time limit. You can do it!
I got 32 is that ok? Or its a failed score?
ReplyDeleteI got 32 is that ok? Or its a failed score?
ReplyDeletethats better than mine which is 30/40 anyway keep practising and you will get there!
ReplyDeleteI've been taking a lot of ways to improve my English, both written and oral. I can see that is simply a learning process. I am very happy to get 34/40 last 2016. However, I got 32/40 this May 2017. Hopefully, there will be an option to view your incorrect answers to identify and learn from it.
ReplyDeleteHi, how can I take the test? The URL isn't working 😶
ReplyDeleteHello. Can I have the link please? I can't find it. Thanks
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