This guide explains how to read your English Cert report: individual skill scores, the overall score, your proficiency level, and your skill-by-skill performance.
Each assessed skill is reported on a 0–150 scale.
The average of the scores for the skills included in the examination.
The English Cert reporting level that corresponds to your result.
A breakdown that helps identify strengths and areas to improve.
Each assessed skill receives a score out of 150. The overall score is the average of the skills included in the examination.
For example, if six skills are assessed:
If your examination includes fewer skills, only those skills are included in the average. The learner platform shows the final report for your attempt.
| Skill | Score | Level indication | Performance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Reading | 102 | B1+ | |
| Writing | 88 | B1 | |
| Listening | 110 | B2 | |
| Speaking | 84 | B1 | |
| Grammar | 100 | B1+ | |
| Vocabulary | 92 | B1+ |
English Cert certificate layout. The data shown in the sample report above is fictional.
Use the skill breakdown to see where you performed strongly and where you may want to focus. A lower score in one skill does not automatically lower your performance in the others; each skill is reported separately.
For a full explanation of the levels, see English proficiency levels. For the assessment approach, see assessment methodology.
