We are glad to announce that the TrackTest English Proficiency Test is now also an institutional affiliate of the Association of Language Testers in Europe (ALTE).
The Association of Language Testers in Europe (ALTE) was established in 1989 by the Universities of Cambridge and Salamanca. The initial aim was to establish common standards for language testing across Europe, thereby supporting multilingualism and helping preserve the rich linguistic heritage of Europe.
It was also vital that individual test-takers gained a language qualification that was a fair and accurate assessment of their linguistic ability, one which was recognised around the world, and which could be accurately compared to qualifications in other languages.
ALTE now has 34 members, including some of the world's leading language assessment bodies, and 40 institutional affiliates as well as several hundred individual affiliates.
It was also vital that individual test-takers gained a language qualification that was a fair and accurate assessment of their linguistic ability, one which was recognised around the world, and which could be accurately compared to qualifications in other languages.
ALTE now has 34 members, including some of the world's leading language assessment bodies, and 40 institutional affiliates as well as several hundred individual affiliates.
TrackTest became an institutional affiliate of ALTE in 2016.
