TOEFL | 57-86
The ability to use English in simple, repetitive contexts is essential for work. However, the ability to carry on a dialogue in English is also important in a wide variety of situations.
Most professionals who hold a master's degree are expected to be competent in both speaking and writing grammar skills.
Applicable to :
English
Candidates with advanced listening skills can follow complex lines of argument on familiar topics, as well as understand most TV news and current affairs programmes and the majority of films in standard dialect.
The candidate has the ability to communicate with native speakers in a way that facilitates regular conversation. The candidate is also able to actively participate in discussions on familiar topics, express and defend their views.
The candidate can present clear, detailed descriptions on a wide range of subjects related to his/her field of interest. The candidate can explain a viewpoint on a topical issue and outline the advantages and disadvantages of various options.
The candidate can read and comprehend contemporary literary prose, making note of the various attitudes and viewpoints within the text that contribute to the problem at hand.
The candidate is able to write clearly and concisely on a wide range of subjects related to his/her interests. The candidate is able to write an essay or report, sharing information or giving reasons in support of or against a particular point of view. The candidate is able to write letters that capture the personal significance of events and experiences.
The ability to use English in simple, repetitive contexts is essential for work. However, the ability to carry on a dialogue in English is also important in a wide variety of situations.
Advanced English speakers can speak spontaneously, using a diverse vocabulary and mastery of complex structures.
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