Taking a test is often times a stressful experience. If you are preparing to take a Versant test, a range of preparation resources are available to help you become familiar with the test format and question types.
1. Read the official test guide
4. You're ready—time to take your test!
Speaking
~17 minutes
Reading, Repeat, Short Questions, Sentence, Builds, Story Retelling, Open Questions
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Once you’ve taken your test, your test administrator may give you access to view your score report. Test scores are reported on Pearson’s Global Scale of English, a scale developed to provide a global standard for measuring progress in English language acquisition. Scores are linked to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), with scores ranging from pre-A1 (beginner) to C2 (advanced).
What does someone who has low, intermediate, or advanced English proficiency sound like? Listen and read some sample responses to see how your skills might compare.
The institution or company that you’re taking the test for will invite you to take a test.
Find a quiet room with no distractions. Gather your headset and review the technical requirements included in your email invitation.
Follow the instructions included in your email invite to get started. Listen and respond to test questions—do the best you can!
Do you need some quick help? Our FAQs page provides answers to your most frequently asked questions.
Practice tests are a great way to become familiar with the test so you can feel confident on testing day.
