IEEAC offers a range of competitions / assessments over various grade levels in the following countries:
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» Canada |
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» Korea |
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» New
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» Malaysia |
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» Pacific
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» China |
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English Competitions are the most widely known activities of
International English Education Assessment Committee
(IEEAC) of IEERA.
The Competitions were introduced in
North America, UK, and Australia in 1975 and
were established internationally in 1994. They now attract more than
30 million entries each year.
The Competitions have expanded in subject coverage and now include:
-
English Speech
-
English Reading
- English
Listening
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English Writing
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English Application
- Spelling
International
Competitions and Assessments
International Competitions
for Schools
operate in:
USA
UK
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Pacific including Fiji, Papua New Guinea and Vanuatu
South Africa
Singapore
Brunei
Malaysia
Korea
International Assessments for
Schools
operate in:
Hong Kong
International Assessments for
Indian Schools
operate in:
India, Sri
Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh and the Middle East:
International Skills Test for
Schools
operates
in:
China:
- English
(Junior/Intermediate/Senior)
Critical
thinking, reasoning and problem solving are essential higher order skills for
success in school as well as in the wider community. The material presented in
the International Skills Test for Schools reflects this importance, providing
the opportunity for students to perform a range of tasks using these skills.
The Test
caters for a wide range of student abilities using contexts that incorporate
students’ interest and engage their attention.
The content
of the test papers is not based directly on any particular school curriculum,
but it is derived from the principles on which curricula are constructed. The
test results provide valuable diagnostic information that can be used to
supplement or complement teaching and learning activities.
Students at
all levels of competency benefit from participation in the International Skills
Test for Schools.
