| Listening<\/td> | Evaluates the ability to understand spoken English, including conversations and monologues in various contexts (everyday, academic, etc.). It contains 40 questions based on 4 recordings.<\/td> | 30 minutes (+ 10 minutes to transfer answers)<\/td> | Four recordings:
1. Conversation between two people (everyday situations)
2. Monologue in a social context
3. Academic discussion with up to four people
4. Monologue on academic topics (e.g., lecture). Each question carries 1 mark.<\/td><\/tr> |
| Reading<\/td> | Tests reading comprehension, including the ability to understand main ideas, details, and arguments. The content differs for Academic and General Training, but the format remains similar.<\/td> | 60 minutes<\/td> | Three long passages (40 questions total):
1. Multiple-choice
2. Identifying the writer’s intention, opinion
3. Short-answer questions, sentence completion
Text types include newspapers, books, journals, etc.<\/td><\/tr> |
| Writing<\/td> | Assesses the ability to write in a clear, structured, and coherent manner with accurate vocabulary and grammar. Both modules have similar grading, but the task content differs.<\/td> | 60 minutes<\/td> | Task 1: Summarize visual data (graphs, charts, etc.).
Task 2: Write an extended response to an idea\/opinion (min. 250 words).<\/td><\/tr> |