Language Proficiency Test (LPT)
Language proficiency requires knowledge of grammar, vocabulary, and syntax, among other things. The test is an oral proficiency interview conducted entirely in the tested language and designed to identify an individual’s level of linguistic proficiency. This test uses Interagency Language Roundtable (ILR) rating scale, which is widely accepted by government agencies and the education sector in the U.S.
The LPT also available in English for organizations that need to ensure that their bilingual employees speak English in a sufficiently clear and coherent manner for interactions with their English-speaking clients.
This test is of particular relevance to call-center employees.
easy online testing
eLanguage Proficiency Test (eLPT)
Testing fluency and competency in your bilingual and interpreter staff, as well as candidates for hire, has never been easier. The eLPT is available in 17 languages, including English. The eLPT offers online delivery of the Language Proficiency Test, allowing for quicker, more convenient testing of bilingual staff and applicants without compromising the quality of the results.
Candidates register online and complete the test over the phone on their own schedule. Tests are evaluated and rated by experienced professionals for dependable, accurate results.
The eLPT can also be easily integrated into HR Platforms or company intranets to provide seamless integration into the hiring process with easy to access results.
Bilingual Fluency Assessment (BFA)
The BFA assesses the candidate’s oral proficiency in English and a target language, as well as knowledge of general terminology commonly used in a health care setting by medical assistants, receptionists, and other front end staff. Also available online (eBFA). Try it for yourself.
Bilingual Fluency Assessment for Clinicians (BFAC)
The BFAC assesses the same knowledge as the BFA, however, it includes specific medical terminology in both tested languages. It is often used to assess the fluency of clinical staff in a health care setting, such as physicians, nurses, and technicians. Also available online (eBFAC). See how it works.