The Department of Education of Virginia has approved ECL language exam in 15 ECL languages at level B1 as a proof of evidence of Biliteracy Seal for those graduating in 2021.
More information: http://www.doe.virginia.gov/instruction/graduation/diploma_seals/seal_of_biliteracy/acceptable-evidence-of-proficiency.docxApr 20
Seal of Biliteracy
Mar 17
Epidemiological Situation – Update
As a result of the current health emergency, to prevent the spread of this dangerous epidemic threatening the security of persons and property and to preserve the health of citizens, all language examination activities have been suspended for an indefinite period of time and postponed to a later date.
Accordingly, the language exams scheduled for April are postponed to a later date both at the examination centre and at examination sites. The new exam date will be announced as soon as possible based on developments related to the epidemiological situation.
The exam applications that candidates have completed are valid, and the exam fee that candidates have paid is binding. At this time there is nothing that candidates who have already registered for the April exam session are required to do. The submitted applications will be automatically valid for the new exam date that will be announced in the future.
Please carefully follow our website for updates.
Feb 20
SZABÓ Language Prize 2020
Aug 28
The number of words for each level of the ECL writing tasks is going to change from October
Read moreMar 05
Common European Framework of Reference for language learning and teaching
We are more than proud to disclose that the experts of ECL Examinations contributed to the further development of the CEFR descriptors. Our professionals took part in the validation of the descriptors for mediation, online interaction, reactions to literature and plurilingual/pluricultural competence, and assisted in their initial piloting.
https://rm.coe.int/common-european-framework-of-reference-for-languages-learning-teaching/168074a4e2May 31
New video course in General Bulgarian as a Foreign Language
The brand new video course in General Bulgarian as a Foreign Language at level A1-A2 aims at self-study and teaching Bulgarian language to English speaking foreign students. The video course was designed in 2016-2017 by a team of 6 authors, teaching Bulgarian at the Medical University in Varna. It is suitable for preparing for certification of language achievement on the ECL language exam system. >>>>>>>
Nov 07
Favorable change at ECL language exam from the December 2016 exam term
Result calculation at the ECL exam has changed in favor of the examinees.
It is not required any more to achieve 60% at both the written and at the oral exam but it is enough to achieve an average 60% in all 4 skills all together in order to have a successful complex exam. The minimum is 40% in each skill.
Thus it is possible to compensate the achieved probable weaker result with one or more better result(s) achieved at (an)other skill(s).
E.g. :
40% average achieved at written exam + 80% average achieved at oral exam = successful complex exam
or
45% achieved at any skill + 60% achieved at any skill + 60% achieved at any skill + 75% achieved at any skill = 60% = successful complex exam
This change comes into effect from December 2016 exam term and is not valid retroactively. The new way of result calculation is valid for a complex exam completed within one exam term only and it cannot be validated for partial exams (written exam or oral exam) completed in different exam terms.
Nov 02
ECL in Riga – Foreign language centralised national examinations
Oct 05
International qualification
The ECL language exam has been acknowledged as an international qualification which can be offered for undergraduate admission in the United Kingdom.
For further information, see
http://www.ucas.com/sites/default/files/2015-international-qualifications.pdf
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