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Not sure whether you need a level check or a deeper diagnostic? Compare both VLTSCO assessments below and start with the one that fits where you are right now. Still unsure? Start with the Placement Test.

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Free · CEFR-based · Not an official exam

VLTSCO Placement Test

Find your current English level and the best learning pathway. Built for newcomers, workplace and healthcare English learners, and anyone unsure where to start — no IELTS knowledge required.

  • Grammar, vocabulary, and reading
  • A CEFR level (A1–C1) with a skill-by-skill profile
  • A pathway recommendation, not an exam band score
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Free diagnostic · Under 10 minutes

IELTS Success Assessment

Not a practice test — a diagnostic that identifies your candidate profile, your single biggest bottleneck, and your clearest next step. Built for candidates already familiar with the IELTS exam.

  • 12 questions, under 10 minutes
  • Your candidate profile (Memorizer, Overthinker, and more)
  • A clearest-next-step recommendation
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What each assessment reveals

See what you will get before you start

VLTSCO Placement Test

A1 · Foundational

Building basic sentence control and everyday vocabulary.

A2 · Developing

Handling routine topics, ready for structured practice.

B1 · Intermediate

Communicating clearly, building accuracy and range.

B2 · Upper-Intermediate

Managing academic and workplace English with support.

C1 · Advanced

Strong control — may be ready for exam-specific prep.

IELTS Success Assessment

The Memorizer

You know the templates but freeze when the conversation goes off-script.

→ Communication frameworks

Strategy gap

Your English is sufficient but you lack a structured system.

→ Performance systems

The Overthinker

You know the answers but time pressure collapses your performance.

→ Decision-making frameworks

Language gap

Your English foundations need strengthening before strategies take effect.

→ Foundation building