Plan classes with evidence
Review CEFR results across the intake to help organise classes and identify students who may need a closer look.
Assess speaking, writing, reading, grammar and listening in one adaptive English placement test. See what students can understand and produce, so you can place them with a fuller picture of their ability.
5 skills
Speaking and writing included
Adaptive
Questions adapt to each learner
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Review results in one place
CEFR levels
A clear starting point for learning
Choose the CEFR range and test configuration for your intake. Select all five skills for the full picture, including how students express themselves in speaking and writing.
Shorter test configurations are also available. Duration depends on the selected skills and the learner’s level.
Add students directly to the test, or generate access codes for them to join. Choose the approach that works for your school. Students complete the test in a browser, at school or at home.
Add students to the test and assign it to them.
Generate codes and share them with students so they can join the test.
Two ways to get students started. Choose the one that suits your intake.
Speaking, writing, reading, grammar and listening each reveal a different part of a student’s English. Assess all five in one placement test to understand their starting level.
Question 1.
Look at the picture. Describe what you can see.
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Turn the placement test into a clear starting point. This Gradingly report shows the student’s CEFR level and what it means, with Anglia Examinations as an example of an exam preparation pathway.
WHY IT MATTERS
Give teachers and administrators a shared view of each student’s starting level, with results they can use to plan the next step.
Review CEFR results across the intake to help organise classes and identify students who may need a closer look.
Use placement results to guide what students prepare for. Mock tests can then help you assess their readiness closer to exam day.
Use a clear level result to explain placement to students and parents, and agree what they should work towards.
In this illustrative intake, 86 of 92 students have completed the test. The school can review the results together and use the levels to plan groups.
Illustrative intake.

PLACEMENT TESTING
See the setup, student experience and results in a demo. Start with placement, then add diagnostics or mock testing when your school needs them.