Turkish – LanguageCert AÜ TÖMER TürkYet
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A1 Speaking & Listening
Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) exams in Turkish, aligned to the A1 level of the CEFR*. Exams are delivered through our global network of Test Centres.
*Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), developed by the Council of Europe, is widely used to describe levels of language proficiency.
- Developed by Ankara Üniversitesi TÖMER and managed by LanguageCert
- Consists of a Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) exam, leading to two separate certificates
- Paper-based
- Duration 1 hour 40 minutes
- Face-to-face
- Duration 6 minutes
- use familiar everyday language and very basic expressions.
- interact in a basic manner.
A1 Written Component
Key Features
EXAM LEVEL | A1 |
FORMAT | Paper-based |
PASS MARK | 50% (75/150) |
SKILLS | Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) |
GRADE BOUNDARIES | Candidates are awarded High Pass Pass or Fail High Pass 35-50 / 50 Pass 25-34 / 50 Fail 0-24 / 50 |
Exam Format
Exam Format
Listening: 20 minutes Speaking & Writing: 1 hour 20 minutes uninterupted
Listening
Part 1: 7 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice for each utterance
Part 2: 7 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice for each utterance
Part 3: 6 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice question for each dialogue
Part 4: 6 questions
Answer type : Tick the correct multiple-choice option in response to each question on the form
Reading
Part 1: 6 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice for each text
Part 2: 5 questions
Answer type :
- Choose the correct multiple choice answer to fill in the gaps
- 1 option is a distractor
Part 3: 7 questions
Answer type :
- Table to complete with 7 items
- Choose the correct text for the corresponding question
Part 4: 8 questions
Answer Type :
- Match each statement to the appropriate text
- 1 statement is a distractor
Writing
Part 1: 4 sentences
Answer Type: Simple sentences to communicate ideas or basic information
Part 2: 20 - 30 words
Task: Short simple text for an intended audience
Results, Certificates & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
Official Practice Material
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A1 Spoken Component
Key Features
EXAM LEVEL | A1 |
FORMAT | Face-to-face |
PASS MARK | 50% (25/150) |
SKILLS | Spoken (Speaking) |
GRADE BOUNDARIES (Written) | Candidates are awarded High Pass Pass or Fail High Pass 35-50 / 50 Pass 25-34 / 50 Fail 0-24 / 50 |
Exam Format
Exam format
Paper-based Speaking : Approx. 6 mins
Speaking:
Part 1
- Give and spell name
- State country of origin
- Answer 5 questions
Part 2
- 2 or 3 situations are presented by the interlocutor
- Candidates are expected to respond to questions and initiate interactions
Part 3
- Exchange information to identify similarities and differences in pictures depicting familiar situations
Part 4
- Candidates are given 30 seconds preparation time
- Talk about a topic provided by the interlocutor for half a minute
- Answer follow-up questions
Results, Certificates & Digital Badges
Results, certificates and digital badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
Official Practice Material
A2 Speaking and Listening
Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) exams in Turkish, aligned to the A2 level of the CEFR*. Exams are delivered through our global network of Test Centres.
*Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), developed by the Council of Europe, is widely used to describe levels of language proficiency.
- Developed by Ankara Üniversitesi TÖMER and managed by LanguageCert
- Consists of a Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) exam, leading to two separate certificates
- Paper-based
- Duration 1 hour 40 minutes
- Face-to-face
- Duration 9 minutes
- use everyday language and expressions related to personal and family information, shopping, local geography, employment etc.
A2 Written Component
Key Features
EXAM LEVEL | A2 |
FORMAT | Paper-based |
SKILLS | 50% (75/150) |
QUALIFICATIONS | Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) Spoken (Speaking) |
GRADE BOUNDARIES | Candidates are awarded High Pass, Pass or Fail High Pass 101-150 / 150 Pass 75-100 / 150 Fail 0-74 / 150 |
Exam Format
Exam Format
Paper based: 1 hour 40 mins
Listening: 20 minutes Writing & Reading: 1 hour 20 minutes uninterupted
Listening
Part 1: 7 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice for each utterance
Part 2: 7 questions
Answer type : 3 multiple choice for each utterance
Part 3: 6 questions
Answer type : 3 multiple choice question for each dialogue
Part 4: 6 questions
Answer type : Notes on a message pad based on the information on the recording
Reading
Part 1: 6 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice for each text
Part 2: 6 questions
Answer type :
- Multiple choice options to fill in an incomplete text
- Choose the correct options to fill the gaps in the text
- 1 option is a distractor
Part 3: 7 questions
Answer type :
- Table to complete with 7 items
- Choose the correct multiple choice text for the corresponding question
Part 4: 7 questions
Answer type : Multiple choice options that correspond with 7 questions based on the information provided in a given text
Writing
Part 1: 30 - 50
Answer type: Respond informally to a given text
Part 2: 30 - 50 words
Task: Write a neutral or formal text for an intended audience.
Results, Certificates & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
Official Practice Material
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A2 Spoken Component
Key Features
EXAM LEVEL | A2 |
FORMAT | Face-to-face |
PASS MARK | 50% (25/50) |
SKILLS | Spoken (Speaking) |
GRADE BOUNDARIES | Candidates are awarded High Pass, Pass or Fail High Pass 35-50 / 50 Pass 25-34 / 50 Fail 0-24 / 50 |
Exam Format
Exam format
Paper-based Speaking : Approx. 9 mins
Speaking:
Part 1
- Give and spell name
- State country of origin
- Answer 5 questions
Part 2
- 2 or 3 situations are presented by the interlocutor
- Candidates are expected to respond to questions and initiate interactions
Part 3
- Exchange information to identify similarities and differences in pictures depicting familiar situations
Part 4
- Candidates are given 30 seconds preparation time
- Talk about a topic provided by the interlocutor for half a minute
- Answer follow-up questions.
Results, Certificates & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
Official Practice Material
B1 Speaking & Listening
Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) exams in Turkish, aligned to the B1 level of the CEFR*. Exams are delivered through our global network of Test Centres.
*Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), developed by the Council of Europe, is widely used to describe levels of language proficiency.
- Developed by Ankara Üniversitesi TÖMER and managed by LanguageCert
- Consists of a Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) exam, leading to two separate certificates
- Paper-based
- Duration 2 hours 40 minutes
- Face-to-face
- Duration 12 minutes
- convey information, feelings and opinions on familiar topics (family, work, school, travel and leisure).
- engage in discussion to reach shared understanding.
- produce simple, connected texts.
- describe experiences, events, hopes and ambitions.
- understand simple magazines/newspaper articles.
B1 Written Component
Key Features
EXAM LEVEL | B1 |
FORMAT | Paper-based |
SKILLS | 50% (75/150) |
QUALIFICATIONS | Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) Spoken (Speaking) |
GRADE BOUNDARIES | Candidates are awarded High Pass, Pass or Fail High Pass 101-150 / 150 Pass 75-100 / 150 Fail 0-74 / 150 |
Exam Format
Exam Format
Paper based: 2 hour 40 mins
Listening: 30 minutes Writing & Reading: 2 hour 10 minutes uninterupted
Listening
Part 1: 7 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice for each utterance
Part 2: 6 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice questions for each of the 3 conversations
Part 3: 7 questions
Answer type :
- Notes on a message pad based on the information on the recording
- Answers must be 1 to 5 words long
Part 4: 6 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice questions
Reading
Part 1: 5 questions
Answer type : Choose the relevant option to fill in the gap in the text
Part 2: 6 questions
Answer type :
- Choose the correct multiple choice answer to fill in the gaps
- 1 option is a distractor
Part 3: 7 questions
Answer type :
- Table to complete with 7 items
- Choose the correct multiple choice text for the corresponding question
Part 4: 8 questions
Answer Type : 8 questions, concerning a continuous text, requiring short answers of 1 to 3 words
Writing
Part 1 - 70 - 100
Answer type: Respond appropriately to a given text to produce a formal response intended for a public audience
Part 2: 100 - 120 words
Task: Write an informal letter to a friend.
Results, Certificates & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
Official Practice Material
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B1 Spoken Component
Key Features
EXAM LEVEL | B1 |
FORMAT | Face-to-face |
PASS MARK | 50% (25/50) |
SKILLS | Spoken (Speaking) |
GRADE BOUNDARIES | Candidates are awarded High Pass, Pass or Fail High Pass 35-50 / 50 Pass 25-34 / 50 Fail l0-24 / 50 |
Exam Format
Exam format
Paper-based Speaking : Approx. 12 mins
Speaking:
Part 1
- Give and spell name
- State country of origin
- Answer 5 questions
Part 2
- 2 or 3 situations are presented by the interlocutor
- Candidates are expected to respond to questions and initiate interactions
Part 3
- Exchange information to identify similarities and differences in pictures depicting familiar situations
Part 4
- Candidates are given 30 seconds preparation time
- Talk about a topic provided by the interlocutor for half a minute
- Answer follow-up questions
Results, Certificates & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
Official Practice Material
B1 Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking
A 4-skills (Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking) exam in English, aligned to the B1 level of the CEFR*. It is a Secure English Language Test (SELT) for UK Visas & Immigration (UKVI) delivered through LanguageCert’s global network of SELT centres.
- Consists of a Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) component
- Both components can be taken on the same day or within 14 days of each other
CEFR level B1 is the minimum requirement for the following visa types:
- Tier 2 (General)
- Tier 4 (General) – student visa (below degree level)
Applicants with a higher language level can take a B2, C1 or C2 Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking exam, which also satisfies the application requirement.
After the exam, candidates receive a Test Report with their score and unique reference number (URN). The URN must be included in the visa application.
Visa requirement information is subject to change. Applicants should refer to UK Government guidance on English language exams for visas and are responsible for ensuring they take the correct exam.
Candidates are advised to contact their sponsors to confirm which CEFR level is required before registering for an exam.
*Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), developed by the Council of Europe, is widely used to describe levels of language proficiency.
LanguageCert SELT exams are only available at SELT Test Centres. LanguageCert SELT exams cannot be taken online with remote, live invigilation.
All LanguageCert SELT exams must be taken at one of our global SELT Centres.
Written Component
Key Features
Written component
Key features
EXAM LEVEL B1
FORMAT Computer-based
PASS MARK Listening: 33/50
Reading: 33/50
Writing: 33/50
TEST REPORT Issued 5 business days after the exam
Exam Format
Exam format
Computer-based 2 hours & 40 mins
Listening: 30 mins
Reading & Writing: 2 hours & 10 mins uninterrupted
Listening
Part 1: 7 multiple choice questions (each with 3 options)
Task:
- Listen twice to 7 short sentences between 2 speakers, 1 being a formal conversation
- Choose the appropriate response for each question
Part 2: 6 multiple choice questions (each with 3 options)
Task:
- Listen twice to 3 short conversations between 2 speakers to identify: topic, purpose, context, speakers, gist, relationship between speakers, roles, functions, attitudes, feeling and opinions
- Choose the appropriate response for each question
Part 3: 7 questions (write notes on the message pad based on the information in the recording)
Task:
- Listen twice to the recording to identify specific information
- Jot down answers consisting of 1 to 3 words
Part 4: 6 multiple choice questions (each with 3 options)
Task:
- Listen twice to a discussion to identify gist, examples, fact, opinion, contrast, purpose, key ideas, attitude, cause and effect
- Choose the appropriate response for each question
Reading
Part 1: 5 multiple choice questions (each with 3 options)
Task:
- 5 short texts each with one gap testing layout, lexis, cohesive devices, coherence
- Choose the appropriate response for each question
Part 2: 6 questions multiple choice options to fill in an incomplete text (1 option is a distractor)
Task:
- Choose the appropriate sentence for each gap in the text
Part 3: 7 questions (4 texts provide the answers)
Task:
- Read the 4 texts, e.g. email, article, advert, etc. and choose which text answers which question
Part 4: 8 questions (requiring short answers of 1 to 3 words)
Task:
- A continuous text: narrative, descriptive, expository, biographical, instructive
Writing
Part 1: 70 - 100 words (respond appropriately to a given text in order to produce a formal response for an intended public audience)
Task:
- Write a response to a letter, poster, diary, timetable, leaflet, etc. for a specified reader addressing a clearly defined number of content points.
Part 2: 100 - 120 words (produce an informal letter to a friend)
Task:
- Write a letter on a given topic of personal interest
- Include 2 functions e.g. invite a friend to stay, describe what you will do
Official Practice Material
Results, Certificates & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
Spoken Component
Key Features
Key features
EXAM LEVEL B1
FORMAT Online interview with a real person
PASS MARK Speaking: 33/50
TEST REPORT Issued 5 business days after the exam
Exam Format
Exam format
Online interview with a live interlocutor 12 minutes
Part 1
- Give and spell name
- State country of origin
- Answer 5 questions
Part 2
- 2 or 3 situations are presented by the interlocutor
- Candidates are expected to respond to questions and initiate interactions
Part 3
- Hold a short discussion to make a plan, arrange or decide something using visual prompts
Part 4
- Candidates are given 30 seconds preparation time
- Talk about a topic provided by the interlocutor for 1 and a half minutes
Answer follow-up questions
Official Practice Material
Results, Certificates & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
B2 Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking
Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) exams in Turkish, aligned to the B2 level of the CEFR*. Exams are delivered through our global network of Test Centres.
*Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), developed by the Council of Europe, is widely used to describe levels of language proficiency.
- Developed by Ankara Üniversitesi TÖMER and managed by LanguageCert
- Consists of a Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) exam, leading to two separate certificates
- Paper-based
- Duration 2 hour 40 minutes
- Face-to-face
- Duration 13 minutes
- communicate in detail, travel, live and work independently in Turkish
- spontaneously interact with a degree of fluency without much strain on either party
- follow the news, TV and radio channels
- write emails, texts, letters, reports and stories etc.
*Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), developed by the Council of Europe, is widely used to describe levels of language proficiency.
B2 Written Component
Key Features
EXAM LEVEL | B2 |
FORMAT | Paper-based |
PASS MARK | 50% (75/150) |
SKILLS | Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) |
GRADE BOUNDARIES | Candidates are awarded High Pass, Pass or Fail High Pass 101-150 / 150 Pass 75-100 / 150 Fail 0-74 / 150 |
Exam Format
Exam format
Paper-based 2 hours & 40 mins
Listening: 30 mins
Reading & Writing: 2 hours & 10 mins uninterrupted
Listening
Part 1: 7 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice for each utterance
Part 2: 6 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice questions for each of the 3 conversations
Part 3: 7 questions
Answer type :
- Notes on a message pad based on the information on the recording
- Answers must be one to 5 words long
Part 4: 6 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice questions
Reading
Part 1: 6 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice questions
Part 2: 6 questions
Answer type :
- Choice of 7 sentences to complete 6 gaps
- 1 sentence is a distractor
Part 3: 7 questions
Answer type : 4 multiple choice texts that correspond with 7 questions
Part 4: 7 questions
Answer type : 7 open-ended questions requiring short answers of up to 5 words
Writing
Part 1: 70 - 100
Answer type: Respond appropriately to a given text to produce a formal response for an intended public audience
Part 2: 100 - 120 words
Task: Produce an informal letter to a friend.
Results, Certificates & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
Official Practice Material
Official practice material
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B2 Spoken Component
Key Features
EXAM LEVEL | B2 |
FORMAT | Face-to-face |
PASS MARK | 50% (25/50) |
SKILLS | Spoken (Speaking) |
GRADE BOUNDARIES (Written) | Candidates are awarded High Pass, Pass or Fail High Pass 35-50 / 50 Pass 25-34 / 50 Fail 24 / 50 |
Exam Format
Exam format
Paper-based:
Speaking: 13 minutes
Part 1
- Give and spell name
- State country of origin
- Answer 5 questions
Part 2
- 2 or 3 situations are presented by the interlocutor
- Candidates are expected to respond to questions and initiate interactions
Part 3
- Hold a short discussion to make a plan, arrange or decide something using visual prompts
Part 4
- Candidates are given 30 seconds preparation time
- Talk about a topic provided by the interlocutor for half a minute
- Answer follow-up questions
Official Practice Material
Results, Certificates & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
C1 Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking
A four-skills (Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking) exam in Turkish, aligned to the C1 level of the CEFR*. Exams are delivered through our global network of test centres.
The C1 level diploma required to enter and study in Turkish universities is awarded after passing both the Written and Spoken exams.
*Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), developed by the Council of Europe, is widely used to describe levels of language proficiency.
About LanguageCert AÜ TÖMER TürkYet C1:
- Consists of a Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) component, leading to two separate qualifications
- Both components can be taken on the same day or within 14 days of each other
- Paper-based
- Duration 3 hours 10 minutes
- Face-to-face
- Duration 15 minutes
- use language fluently and spontaneously
- engage in discussion clearly and effectively
- produce well-structured, detailed text on complex subjects
- understand long, demanding texts and recognise implicit meanings
- communicate in social, academic of professional environments in Turkish.
The C1 level diploma required to enter and study in Turkish universities is awarded after passing both the Written and Spoken exams.
C1 Written Component
Key Features
EXAM LEVEL | C1 |
FORMAT | Paper-based |
PASS MARK | 50% (75/150) |
SKILLS | Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) |
GRADE BOUNDARIES | Candidates are awarded High Pass, Pass or Fail High Pass 101-150 / 150 Pass 75-100 / 150 Fail 0-74 / 150 |
Exam Format
Exam format
Paper-based:
Listening: 30 mins Speaking: 2 hours 40 mins
Listening
Part 1; 6 questions
Answer type :
- 3 option multiple choice for each conversation
- Choose the appropriate option to complete or continue the conversation
Part 2: 6 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice questions for each of the three conversations
Part 3: 7 questions
Answer type :
- Write notes on the message pad based on the information on the recording
- Answers must be one to 5 words long
Part 4: 7 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice questions
Reading
Part 1: 5 questions
Answer type : 5 sentences identifying true and false statements about the text
Part 2: 6 questions
Answer type :
- 8 sentences to choose from to complete 6 gaps in the text
- 2 sentences are provided as distractors
Part 3 - 7 questions
Answer Type : 4 texts provide the answers to seven questions
Part 4: 8 questions
Answer type : 8 questions requiring short answers of up to 5 words
Writing
Part 1: 150 - 200
Answer type: Respond appropriately to a given input to produce a formal response intended for a public audience
Part 2: 250 - 300 words
Task: Produce a personal letter, a narrative composition/ story or a descriptive composition.
Official Practice Material
Official practice material
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Results, Certificate & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
C1 Spoken Component
Key Features
EXAM LEVEL | C1 |
FORMAT | Paper-based |
PASS MARK | 50% (75/150) |
SKILLS | Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) |
GRADE BOUNDARIES | Candidates are awarded High Pass, Pass or Fail High Pass 101-150 / 150 Pass 75-100 / 150 Fail 0-74 / 150 |
Exam Format
Exam format
Paper-based:
Speaking: 15 minutes
Speaking
Part 1
- Give and spell name
- State country of origin
- Answer 5 questions
Part 2
- 2 or 3 situations are presented by the interlocutor
- Candidates are expected to respond to questions and initiate interactions
Part 3
- Hold a short discussion to make a plan, arrange or decide something using visual prompts
Part 4
- Candidates are given 30 seconds preparation time
- Talk about a topic provided by the interlocutor for half a minute
- Answer follow-up questions
Official Practice Material
Results, Certificates & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
C2 Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking
Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) exams in Turkish, aligned to the C2 level of the CEFR*. Exams are delivered through our global network of Test Centres.
*Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), developed by the Council of Europe, is widely used to describe levels of language proficiency.
- Developed by Ankara Üniversitesi TÖMER and managed by LanguageCert
- Consists of a Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) and Spoken (Speaking) exam, leading to two separate certificates
- Paper-based
- Duration 3 hours 10 minutes
- Face-to-face
- Duration 17 minutes
- communicate spontaneously, fluently and precisely with ease in virtually any situation.
- understand almost everything heard or read with ease.
- summarise and reconstruct arguments and accounts coherently.
- differentiate finer shades of meaning in complex situations.
Candidates at C2 level have mastered Turkish to an exceptional level, possessing the language skills needed to work in a senior professional or study in high-level academic environments (e.g. Master’s or PhD).
The C2 level diploma required to enter and study in Turkish universities is awarded after passing both the Written and Spoken exams.
C2 Written Component
Key Features
EXAM LEVEL | C2 |
FORMAT | Paper-based |
PASS MARK | 50% (75/150) |
SKILLS | Written (Listening, Reading, Writing) |
GRADE BOUNDARIES | Candidates are awarded High Pass, Pass or Fail High Pass 101-150 / 150 Pass 75-100 / 150 Fail 0-74 / 150 |
Exam Format
Exam format
Paper-based:
Listening: 30 mins Speaking: 2 hours 40 mins
Listening
Part 1: 6 questions
Answer type :
- 3 option multiple choice per conversation
- Choose the appropriate option to complete or continue the conversation
Part 2: 6 questions
Answer type : Two three-option multiple choice questions for each of the three conversations
Part 3: 7 questions
Answer type :
- Notes on a message pad based on the information on the recording
- Jot down answers of 1 to 5 words
Part 4: 7 questions
Answer type : 3 option multiple choice questions.
Reading
Part 1: 5 questions
Answer type : 5 sentences identifying true and false statements about the text
Part 2: 6 questions
Answer type :
- 8 sentences to choose from to complete 6 gaps in the text
- 2 sentences are provided as distractors
Part 3: 7 questions
Answer type : 4 texts provide the answers to 7 questions
Part 4: 8 questions
Answer type : 8 questions requiring short answers of up to 5 words.
Writing
Part 1: 200 - 250
Answer type: Respond appropriately to a given input to produce a formal response for an intended public audience
Part 2: 250 - 300 words
Task: Produce a personal letter, a narrative or descriptive composition
Official Practice Material
Official practice material
Download
Results, Certificate & Digital Badges
Statement of Result (SoR) & e-certificate sent by email or through the Test Centre in 20 business days.
Digital badges are available in 20 business days and sent by email.
Hard-copy certificates are sent either to the candidate or to the Test Centre shortly after results are released.
C2 Spoken Component
Key Features
Key features
EXAM LEVEL C2
FORMAT Online interview with a real person
PASS MARK Speaking: 33/50
TEST REPORT Issued 5 business days after the exam
Exam Format
Exam format
Online interview with a live interlocutor 17 minutes
Part 1
- Give and spell name
- State country of origin
- Answer 5 questions
Part 2
- 2 or 3 situations are presented by the interlocutor
- Candidates are expected to respond to questions and initiate interactions
Part 3
- Hold a short discussion to make a plan, arrange or decide something using written text as the prompt
Part 4
- Candidates are given 30 seconds preparation time
- Talk about a topic provided by the interlocutor for 3 minutes
- Answer follow-up questions
Official Practice Material
Official practice material
Please note that the Listening section of the live exam, consists of four more items than those appearing in the practice materials below. Also, during a live exam, Listening Parts 1 and 2 are played once only.