What is the full score for the AEIS English test?

63 points~

First of all, AEAS is the abbreviation of Australian Education Assessment Services. The AEAS exam is a comprehensive exam designed by the organization for students who intend to study in secondary schools in Australia. Different from IELTS, the AEAS test not only tests students' English proficiency, but also evaluates students' mathematical reasoning ability and comprehensive ability, providing schools with more detailed information about students to assist schools in making decisions about whether to admit the student. , and give suggestions for the number of weeks the student needs to take intensive English courses. Currently, more than 70 secondary schools have been approved by the Australian government to accept AEAS examination results, and this number is still growing. In particular, some well-known private high schools in Australia require students to provide AEAS test scores when submitting applications.

The AEAS exams are uniformly set and marked by the Australian Education Assessment Services Company. Currently, it only has an office in Beijing responsible for exam organization and related administrative work in China. Many parents will ask how to tutor for the AEAS exam. Unfortunately, there are currently no training points for this exam in China. The purpose of the exam is to test students' current comprehensive abilities in English, mathematics, etc., so that schools can arrange students' study plans more reasonably. Therefore, I believe that scores obtained without taking exams may be the most beneficial information for students to design their study abroad plans.

Contents of the AEAS exam

The AEAS exam includes three aspects: 1) English proficiency, 2) mathematical reasoning ability, and 3) comprehensive non-vocabulary ability. Students will take approximately 3 hours to complete the exam.

1) English proficiency (grades 10-12)

Test type Test time Number of questions

a) Vocabulary 20 minutes 20-25

< p>b) Reading comprehension 30-35 minutes 20-30

c) Writing 30 minutes 1

d) Listening 20 minutes 20-25

e) Speaking 10-15 minutes 3-4

a) Vocabulary part: including multiple choice questions, synonym matching, sentence filling, etc.

b) Reading part: 2-3 articles of different types and topics. Students answer relevant questions based on the content of the articles.

c) Writing part: Students are required to write a 200-word essay.

d) Listening section: includes 4-6 articles of different types (dialogues, expository texts). Students need to answer questions of different types based on the content of these articles, including multiple-choice questions and sentence fill-in-the-blanks.

e) Speaking part: includes various conversations, such as making brief statements and conversations on a certain topic. The purpose is to assess the breadth, depth and accuracy of vocabulary and grammar, oral fluency and pronunciation of students. Speaking tests generally require recording.

2) Mathematical reasoning ability

Number of test questions in grade examination time

10, 11th grade 45 minutes 30

12th grade 45 minutes 30

All questions in the Mathematical Reasoning Ability test are multiple choice. The invigilator will explain exam precautions to students in Chinese. Calculators and dictionaries are available in the room for students taking the Mathematical Reasoning Ability Test.

3) Comprehensive ability

This part of the test is not restricted by the English language and the test takes about 30 minutes. This is a non-verbal reasoning multiple-choice test, similar to IQ and personality tests. It can reflect the students' comprehensive ability level. The invigilator will also explain to students the precautions for the exam in Chinese.

The evaluation system and score report of the AEAS exam

The full score of the AEAS exam is 63 points.

English part: ***5 items, original score is 100 points. The maximum raw score for each sub-section is 20 points, which is converted into a sub-score ranging from 1 to 9 points.

Mathematics section: The original score is 45 points, converted into a standardized score of 1-9 points.

Comprehensive ability: The original score is 60 or 40 points (each test may be different), converted into a standardized score of 1-9 points.

Within 10 working days after the exam, the AEAS headquarters will issue a score report. The score report will be emailed to the student or the student's designated study abroad agency, as well as the school to which the student applied. The AEAS score report has three pages. The first page is student information, the second page is the English part score, the third page is the math part and comprehensive ability score, and has an evaluation summary and weeks of English intensive course recommendations. The Immigration Bureau stipulates that to obtain an AEAS score of 36, you must study English for no more than 30 weeks, and to obtain an AEAS score of 61, you do not need to provide English courses.

The recommended length of the intensive English course mainly depends on the student’s test scores in the English section.

Under normal circumstances, if a student's English score is 70 points (the original full score of the English part is 100 points), it is recommended to take 1-2 weeks of intensive English courses, and if the student's score is around 65 points, it is recommended to take 8 weeks. In the actual exam, most Chinese students' English scores are between 40 and 45 points. In this case, the AEAS agency will recommend that students study the language for 28 weeks. The specific number of weeks depends on the individual's mathematics and comprehensive examination results, as well as their usual school grades.

I hope my answer will be helpful to you~O(∩_∩)O~