QS offers five competency exams in law, management, and aptitude.
institution Education First Design an exam similar to TOEFL and IELTS
In the same context, the institution said that the exam is adapted to the students' level, which is divided into beginner, intermediate and difficult. According to the Common European Framework of Reference (CEFR), praising its use by Harvard Graduate School of Business for research.
The institution based the design of the exam on a set of research conducted by a team consisting of:
Expert Team Leader Lyle Bachman (UCLA), author of Language Assessment in Practice (Oxford 2010), and initial design consultant.
And psychometric consultants and data scientists Rick Liacht and John Wells of the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
and Mary Perelman (Perelman Education Group), a senior consultant in test development and processes. The team also includes Nathan Carr and Yoko Amerix, who serve as experts in language assessment.
The institution has made available in its research summary about its exam the equivalence of its exam score with TOEFL and IELTS.
The institution awards free certificates for each test passed. The institution is internationally recognized and was established in Sweden in 1965.
From training to exam
The British QS Foundation offers the five competency tests free of charge to students, in the fields of general abilities, law, and management, which include: GMAT GRE SAT LSAT CAT
It also provides training via interactive visual materials. All students have to do is take the exam and print their results from the website. These exams are required by some international universities for admission.
Since its establishment in 1994, the British QS World University Rankings has compiled lists of global university rankings based on specific criteria. It also serves as a consulting destination for students considering university studies, particularly in the field of business administration.
