What Lockdown or Quarantine does to your English: Help? Yes, but only if you do the right thing! For people who use English as a second language, the lockdown period can badly affect your English proficiency if you don’t take steps to maintain it.

What Lockdown or Quarantine does to your English: Help? Yes, but only if you do the right thing! For people who use English as a second language, the lockdown period can badly affect your English proficiency if you don’t take steps to maintain it.

What Lockdown or Quarantine does to your English: Help? Yes, but only if you do the right thing! For people who use English as a second language, the lockdown period can badly affect your English proficiency if you don’t take steps to maintain it.

Full ISLPR® Test: A full ISLPR® test is a two-part test that examines all four macro-skills (i.e., speaking, listening, reading and writing). The first part of the test is a one hour interview where your speaking, listening and reading skills will be assessed. The second part of the test is a one hour writing test.…
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Listening to the radio is an inexpensive way to improve your listening skills We highly recommend using ABC radio as they provide a wide variety of programmes for you to choose from.. You can listen to programmes as they are broadcast ‘live’ on your radio. To help you find the ABC stations that have mainly…
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Previously on our blog we had posted guidelines for each part of the ISLPR test (i.e. speaking, listening, reading and writing). We continue to receive questions from candidates about what they can expect in each part of the test. We are re-sharing this information below with the focus on the Teacher Registration (or Professional Registration)…
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Previously on our blog we had posted guidelines for each part of the ISLPR test (i.e. speaking, listening, reading and writing). We continue to receive questions from candidates about what they can expect in each part of the test. We are re-sharing this information below with the focus on the Vocational Test.

Previously on our blog we had posted guidelines for each part of the ISLPR test (i.e. speaking, listening, reading and writing). We continue to receive questions from candidates about what they can expect in each part of the test. We are re-sharing this information below with the focus on the Academic Test.

We have a couple of pages on our website that is dedicated to answering this question. To make it easier for you to locate the information you need though, we have created a downloadable version of the marking criteria. In this downloadable document we have included the following information: A summary of the ISLPR® scale…
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We recently changed the process to apply for an ISLPRA® appointment.