Basic Guide to PTE Academic

Pearson Test of English or PTE Academic is the world’s leading computer-based test of English, approved by Australian Government for visa application and accepted by all education institutions.  Taking PTE has its advantages, reasons why it is preferred by many.  First, the testing dates are flexible and can be taken in one of the 13 test centres across Australia.  Compared to IELTS and TOEFL, PTE results are generated after 5 working days from the test date, making it popular among international students.

 As a computer-based test of English, assessment of students’ English language skills through listening, speaking, reading and writing will be done in a single 3-hour test session.

 Preparedness is a key factor to achieve a very satisfactory PTE Exam result.  There are volumes and volumes of online resources for PTE Exam.  First timers, retakers or those aiming to get high score, signing up on PTE coaching are recommended to attend PTE coaching.  It will help build confidence in specific skills.  Takers will be familiar with the test sequence and pace, allotting time to identify their weak areas and focus in improving them.  AECC Global also offers customized packages that will suit the training and guidance needs of test takers.

 For those who are yet to decide which language exam to get, you can book your exam with AECC Global, a PTE voucher re-seller authorised by PTE Academic in Australia.  By booking your exam with AECC Global, you will get flat 10% discount on PTE exam fee.  Click here to purchase your vouchers.

Did you know that scoring above competent English language level from PTE will fetch the maximum points for permanent residency? A very feasible way to increase your points towards permanent residency.  

Another way to get migration points is to complete a Professional Year in Australia.  Graduates of Engineering, ICT and Accounting are able to enroll to the program intended to provide industry experience thus enhancing skills and knowledge.  Successful completion earns 5 points towards Permanent Residency in Australia.