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Eng4Skills

Listening · Reading · Writing · Speaking

Most employers and universities require proof of all 4 English skills. Eng4Skills covers them all — one test, one comprehensive certificate.

Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Eng4Skills Certificate of Achievement
Eng4Skills Skills Report — Individual Scores
ALTE Associate Member
CEFR — Common European Framework of Reference

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TEST FORMAT
Best for University & Job

Eng4skills

All 4 skills. One test. One certificate.

Duration

1 hr

Skills

4

Questions

150+

✓4-skill CEFR-aligned certificate
✓AI-powered scoring
✓QR verification · LinkedIn shareable
✓Accepted by employers & universities worldwide

FROM

£39.99

Eng4Skills Test Format

Eng4Skills is a modular test which assesses reading, listening, writing and speaking.

Listening

20 mins·~25 questions·Result: Instant

Short and long audio recordings — conversations, monologues, practical scenarios.

Reading

20 mins·~25 questions·Result: Instant

Texts, gap-fill, comprehension — vocabulary and grammar in context.

Writing

15 mins·2 tasks·Result: 48 hrs

Short email reply (50+ words) and longer response (180+ words). AI scored.

Speaking

15 mins·5 tasks·Result: 48 hrs

Personal questions, sentence reading, topic discussion, graphic, Q&A. AI scored.

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TEST REPORT
Eng4Skills international English proficiency report

Get an international English proficiency report

  • ✓Get a personalized certificate and detailed report
  • ✓Available for PDF download
  • ✓Easily add your certificate to LinkedIn Profile
  • ✓Results aligned with CEFR levels
  • ✓Affordable
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TEST SECTIONS

Test Sections

Learn more about each section of the Eng4Skills test.

The Listening section of Eng4Skills evaluates your ability to understand spoken English in various contexts. This part of the test features both short and long audio recordings, allowing you to hear each recording twice for better comprehension.

What You'll Do

Listen to Short Recordings:

  • —Hear brief conversations, announcements, or statements.
  • —For each question, choose the correct answer from three options.

Listen to Longer Recordings:

  • —Hear extended dialogues, monologues, or discussions.
  • —Answer multiple-choice questions based on the recording.

What Is Tested

  • —Comprehension: Understanding main ideas, specific details, and implicit meanings.
  • —Contextual Understanding: Identifying the purpose and tone of the speaker.
  • —Listening for Key Details: Picking out specific information such as numbers, dates, and names.
  • —Inference Skills: Deducting meaning even when information isn't explicitly stated.

Example Tasks

  1. 1.Listen to a short announcement. Identify key details, such as time, location, or purpose.
  2. 2.Listen to a longer dialogue or speech. Answer multiple-choice questions in the order of the recording.
  3. 3.Listen to a short conversation about an event. Choose the correct option that best represents the speaker's intention.

The Reading section of Eng4Skills evaluates your ability to understand and analyze texts of varying lengths and complexities. This section tests both your understanding of content and your ability to apply grammatical rules in context.

What You'll Do

Read and Interpret Texts:

  • —Notices, diagrams, labels, notes, and emails.
  • —Choose the sentence or phrase that best matches the meaning of the text.

Complete Gaps in Texts:

  • —Sentences with missing words — select the correct word from four options.
  • —Longer texts with gaps — identify the best word or phrase to complete each gap.

Answer Questions About Texts:

  • —After reading longer passages, answer multiple-choice questions based on the content.

What Is Tested

  • —Comprehension: Understanding the main ideas and details in written texts.
  • —Vocabulary and Grammar: Recognizing correct use of verbs, tenses, nouns, adjectives, and prepositions.
  • —Cohesion: Understanding how words and phrases connect sentences and paragraphs.
  • —Contextual Understanding: Using context to deduce the meaning of unfamiliar words or phrases.

Example Tasks

  1. 1.Read a notice or email and choose the sentence that best summarizes its meaning (3 options).
  2. 2.Fill in the blank in a sentence with the correct word (4 options).
  3. 3.Read a short text and select the correct word or phrase for each gap (4 options).
  4. 4.Complete a short text's gaps with one appropriate word.
  5. 5.Answer comprehension questions about a longer text.

The Writing section of Eng4Skills evaluates your ability to express ideas clearly and accurately in written English. This section focuses on grammar, vocabulary, structure, and coherence. Your answers are typed directly into the answer text box on screen.

What You'll Do

Part 1: Writing a Short Email

  • —Read a short email and write a reply using three main points.
  • —Minimum 50 words · approximately 5 minutes.
  • —Example: Responding to a colleague's request for information.

Part 2: Writing a Longer Response

  • —Read a short text providing a situation and three main points. Write a detailed response.
  • —Minimum 180 words · approximately 10 minutes.
  • —Example: Writing a review, article, or opinion piece.

What Is Tested

  • —Grammar and Vocabulary: Use appropriate structures and a wide range of vocabulary.
  • —Content and Relevance: Address all points in the task and provide relevant, well-organized ideas.
  • —Organization and Cohesion: Use paragraphs and linking words to structure your response logically.
  • —Task Achievement: Meet the word count and follow the instructions for each part.

Example Tasks

  1. 1.Respond to a colleague's request for project information via email.
  2. 2.Write a review or opinion piece based on a provided situation and key points.

The Speaking section of Eng4Skills evaluates your ability to communicate effectively in spoken English across a variety of tasks. Your responses are recorded and scored automatically using AI, with results provided within 48 hours.

What You'll Do

Part 1: Personal Questions

  • —Answer 8 questions about yourself.
  • —10 seconds for Q1–4, 20 seconds for Q5–8. First two questions are not graded.

Part 2: Sentence Reading

  • —Read 8 sentences displayed on the screen.
  • —10 seconds per sentence. Tests pronunciation, stress, rhythm, and intonation.

Part 3: Speaking About a Topic

  • —Speak for one minute about a topic with three guiding points.
  • —40 seconds preparation time.

Part 4: Speaking About a Graphic

  • —Describe and discuss a chart, diagram, or process.
  • —1-minute preparation, 1-minute response.

Part 5: Answering Questions on a Topic

  • —Respond to 5 questions about a topic based on provided key points.
  • —40 seconds preparation, 20 seconds per answer.

What Is Tested

  • —Fluency and Coherence: Speaking clearly and organizing ideas logically.
  • —Pronunciation: Correct stress, rhythm, and intonation.
  • —Vocabulary: Using a range of appropriate words and expressions.
  • —Grammar: Using accurate sentence structures.
  • —Relevance: Answering questions fully and staying on topic.

Example Tasks

  1. 1.Answer personal questions about your studies, interests, or plans.
  2. 2.Read sentences aloud demonstrating clear pronunciation.
  3. 3.Speak for one minute about a topic such as technology or education.
  4. 4.Describe and discuss a bar chart showing employment trends.
  5. 5.Answer five questions about a provided business scenario.
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RESULTS

Eng4Skills Results and Grading

Listening

Instant

Reading

Instant

Writing

Within 2 hours

Speaking

Within 2 hours

Eng4Skills uses the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) to evaluate your English proficiency, giving you a grade from Below A1 to C1 or above. Each CEFR level is linked to specific Eng4Skills test scores.

Instead of a printed certificate, you receive an automatically generated Test Report Form. Depending on the institution or place where you take the test, you may also access your results online.

View all available certificates on our English Certificate page.

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PREPARATION

Preparing for and taking Eng4Skills

  • —Know the Test Format: Familiarize yourself with the structure, modules, and what each section tests.
  • —Understand Question Types and Timing: Learn about question types and time allocated for each part.
  • —Read Instructions Carefully: Instructions are provided for every part — follow them closely.
  • —Practice Online: Use available online resources to practice test modules.
  • —Attempt Every Question: Try to answer all questions — guessing may still earn points.
  • —Maximize Writing and Speaking Time: Provide as much detail as possible within the given time.
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FAQ

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The International English Test Eng4Skills is a comprehensive online English proficiency assessment designed to evaluate the four key language skills: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. It is suitable for individuals in academic, professional, and personal contexts.
Eng4Skills assesses four language skills: Listening — 20 minutes. Reading — 20 minutes. Writing — 15 minutes. Speaking — 15 minutes. Total: approximately 70 minutes.
The Eng4Skills test is fully online — you can take it from anywhere with a stable internet connection. Tests are available year-round, providing flexibility to choose a time that suits your schedule.
Eng4Skills is designed for job seekers, university applicants, and professionals who need to prove their English ability across all four skills — Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. It is also suitable for HR departments and educational institutions that require a comprehensive language assessment for recruitment or admission.
Yes. Eng4Skills is a CEFR-aligned assessment issued by International English Test, an ALTE Associate Member. It is used by learners in 210+ countries for job applications, university admissions, and professional development. Many employers accept CEFR-aligned certificates as proof of English proficiency. See our English Certificate page for full details.
Eng4Skills is faster, more affordable, and fully online — no test centre required. While IELTS is a widely recognised academic and immigration test, Eng4Skills focuses on practical English proficiency across all four skills with instant or same-day results. It is ideal for professional and educational purposes where a cost-effective CEFR certificate is needed.
Yes. Like LinguaSkill by Cambridge, Eng4Skills assesses all four English skills — Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking — and provides a CEFR-aligned result. Eng4Skills is fully online, more affordable, and issues an instant certificate, making it a practical alternative for individuals and organisations.
Eng4Skills assesses English proficiency from Below A1 to C1 and above on the CEFR scale. Each skill — Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking — is graded individually, and an overall CEFR level is provided in the final report.
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