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ARELS Examination and Oxford Examination-Junior Counterpart
The ARELS and Oxford Preliminary Examination - Junior Counterpart were established by the University of Oxford Delegacy of Local Examinations (UODLE), which is part of the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate (UCLES). The Oxford-ARELS examinations are designed as complementary English language proficiency tests, serving as proof of the examinee's practical communication skills. The Oxford exams test reading and writing skills, the ARELS exams test speaking and listening skills. The format and level of the Junior Counterpart exam are identical to the ARELS Preliminary Examination, the subject matter is adjusted for candidates aged 12 to 17.
Structure
- Social English
- Aural comprehension
- Extended speaking
Results
Results are available within seven weeks of taking the exam. There are three passing grades: 'pass', 'good pass', 'very good pass'. Candidates who pass both exams, Oxford and ARELS Preliminary Examination (Junior Counterpart), can obtain a joint certificate.
Current information about examination dates, place and fees can be found on the following website: