The sample tests for the revised Examination for the Certificate of Competency in English (ECCE) and the Examination for the Certificate of Proficiency in English (ECPE) are now available.
English language learners take the Michigan English Test (MET) to shower their level of English proficiency in order to achieve educational and professional goals.
Michigan Language Assessment launched the Michigan Test Talk series on our YouTube channel earlier this year. Michigan Test Talks feature Michigan Language Assessment experts who share research findings and details about the exams and English language learning in general.
As English language learners around the world adjust to managing their educational opportunities at home, we would like to offer some tips for effective at-home studying and learning.
We are working on the revisions to the Examination for the Certificate of Competency in English (ECCE) and the Examination for the Certificate of Proficiency in English (ECPE). The preparations for the revised exams remain on schedule, and—provided it is safe to do so— the updated tests will be launched in May 2021 as originally planned.
The 2019 annual test reports for all Michigan Language Assessment exams are now available.
Michigan Language Assessment is committed to offering enhanced support during these challenging times. As the world continues to adjust to societal changes imposed by coronavirus (COVID-19), our staff in Ann Arbor and around the world have dedicated themselves to providing an increased focus on the needs of test takers, teachers, test centers, and schools.
Michigan Language Assessment is committed to supporting continued language learning for students and educators with new digital preparation materials.
Michigan Language Assessment is pleased to announce that the Florida Board of Nursing now accepts Michigan English Test (MET) results as proof of English competency.