What is the Purpose of ACT?
ACT evaluates the four essential skills a candidate must possess to communicate effectively in English. The skills assessed are Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing. The test provides a comprehensive assessment of candidates’ abilities to comprehend, communicate, and interact effectively in English across different situations and contexts.
Types of ACT Test
There are different tests provided by ACT, and students have the flexibility to choose the right test for their needs. The two test types are ACT Academic and ACT General. Both tests evaluate the four basic skills (Listening, Speaking, Reading, and Writing), and while the speaking and listening sections are the same, the reading and writing sections differ. These sections are designed to test the language ability of candidates relevant to their specific sector.
Apart from the above test types, Life Skills is a test approved by the UK government as a Secure English Language Test (SELT). This test assesses only the speaking and listening skills of the candidates.
ACT Academic
If you are planning to study in a country where English is the primary medium of communication, then ACT Academic is the right test for you. This test assesses whether you are ready to begin your studies in English and are familiar with academic vocabulary. It may also be a requirement for candidates seeking registration with professional bodies.
ACT General
If you are planning to migrate to countries where English is spoken, or if you wish to pursue training or study a course below the degree level, then ACT General is the right test for you. This test assesses the English language skills required for social situations and workplace environments.
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