G-TELP Speaking Test​

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How the Test Works

G-TELP Speaking (GST) is divided by skill and level, using real-life tasks to measure your English accurately and efficiently

Type
Simulated Oral Proficiency Interview
Score Report Delivery
7 days after the test date
Number of Questions
~30 questions across 11 tasks
Test Levels
Levels 1 (highest) to 11 (lowest )
Scoring
Average score out of 100 points
Skill Areas Rated
Content, Grammar, Vocabulary, Pronunciation, Fluency

G-TELP Speaking Test
Structure

Each level matches your language skills to everyday situations for practical assessment.

  • Level 4

    Basic

    Task 1

    Give personal information

    Give personal info

    Task 2

    Describe a familiar setting/objects

    Describe a familiar setting/objects

    Task 3

    Describe habitual activities

    Describe habitual activities

    Task 4

    Narrate a story from pictures

    Narrate a story from pictures

  • Level 3

    Intermediate

    Task 5

    Express and support an opinion

    Express and support an opinion

    Task 6

    Give autobiographical detail

    Give autobiographical detail

    Task 7

    Respond to information requests about places

    Respond to info requests about places

    Task 8

    Discuss pros/cons of two items

    Discuss pros/cons of two items

  • Level 2

    Advanced

    Task 9

    Give directions from a map

    Give directions from a map

    Task 10

    Present a solution to a specific problem

    Present a solution to a specific problem

    Task 11

    Solve a complex hypothetical issue

    Solve a complex hypothetical issue

Proficiency Level
Descriptions

G-TELP Speaking Test

Level
Proficiency
Description
1
Authentic
Fluent in all contexts with native-like accuracy and pronunciation
2
High-Advanced
Near-native fluency with only minor errors
3
Advanced
Effective communication, some accent or filler issues
4
High-Intermediate
Generally effective, occasional interference in understanding
5
Intermediate
Works in familiar settings, errors may interfere
6
Low-Intermediate
Trouble with unfamiliar topics, heavy accent
7
High-Basic
Frequent delays, errors in word choice and grammar
8
Basic
Limited ability in familiar contexts
9
Low-Basic
Consistently struggles to communicate ideas
10
Beginner-Basic
Very limited speech, difficult to understand
11
No Mastery
Memorized words/phrases only, non-functional speech

Score Report
Details

Two Profiles Provided

  • Profile A Task and Level Performance

  • Profile B Skill Area Performance

Each report includes skill mastery percentages shown in a visual graph, task-based performance summaries, and a written explanation of your strengths and areas for improvement.

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