National Geographic Learning - Outcomes English Level Test

The Outcomes English Level Test is a practical assessment for English learners and educators. It provides a clear picture of a student's strengths and weaknesses in grammar and vocabulary, informing targeted learning strategies.

National Geographic Outcomes English Level Test includes a wide variety of questions that indicate actual real-world situations and themes, focusing on practical language skills and contexts that learners are likely to encounter in everyday life.

Test details

Our Outcomes Test consists of 5 pages, with 10 questions on each page. The questions cover a range of topics, including grammar, vocabulary, and reading comprehension. Students are expected to complete the test within 30 minutes. After finishing the test, you'll receive a detailed report showing all questions, your responses, correct answers, and areas for improvement. 

Is the Outcomes Test offered in American English or British English?

The National Geographic Outcomes Test content is designed to be easily understood by learners using both American and British English. This ensures that everyone can engage with the content effectively, regardless of their linguistic background.

Test Scoring and Results

After the test is complete one of the levels below is determined:

The levels obtained from this test adhere to the CEFR proficiency levels, Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, a standardized system for describing language proficiency. 

What sets the Outcomes Placement Test apart from other English tests?

The Outcomes Placement Test integrates content from National Geographic’s vast library, making the test's content relevant to real-world topics and allowing test takers to adapt to everyday conversations. Also, the content is related to various cultures and global perspectives, which offers a broader view of language use and cultural awareness.

Who may benefit from the Outcomes Placement test?

The Outcomes Test may be beneficial for:

• Individuals preparing for an English exam: Taking an exam can help you become familiar with the structure and format of English assessment tests, question types, and time restrictions. This can help to reduce anxiety and increase confidence on the assessment day.

• People trying to improve their English: The role of exams in learning and development is important since taking a test can show strengths and weaknesses in a language, allowing you to focus on areas needing improvement. Once you know your strengths and weaknesses, you can customize your study plan to address specific needs.

• Students who are about to start the National Geographic Learning Outcomes course and are unsure of their current level: The Outcomes English Test will help them determine their current level, ensuring a proper placement is provided.

Is systemic randomization used in this test?

No, this test does not use systematic randomization; it utilizes a fixed set of questions. In systematic randomization, questions are randomly selected from predefined pools or groups before each test, ensuring that each test-taker receives a unique set of questions. This feature is particularly important for companies aiming to assess participants' English proficiency in a fairer, more secure, and reliable manner.

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