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Pitman Exams |
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The Pitman English
for Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) examinations are internationally
recognized exams for non-native speakers of English. The exams focus
in particular on 'everyday' English and test Reading, Writing and
Listening skills. They are held at the following 5 levels: |
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| Why | |||
The Pitman examinations are recognized by many universities around
the English-speaking world as meeting their English language requirement
for entry onto degree courses. The Pitman
examinations are recognized and implemented in State education sectors
around the world. For example, in Hungary, the Pitman Qualifications
ESOL and SESOL at Higher Intermediate and Advanced levels are recognized
as 'State language examinations', meaning that all Hungarian tertiary
educational institutions are obliged to accept these qualifications
as entry requirements. The exams serve
as an official recognition of a student's level of English. |
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| Who | |||
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Pitman Qualifications, a leading assessment and awarding body in the
UK. which is also part of the UK-based City & Guilds Group. Students
from over 100 countries worldwide take the Pitman ESOL exams each
year at over 2000 Pitman Exam centres. |
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| When | |||
| In many centres around the world, the Pitman exams are offered on demand throughout the year. | |||
| Where | |||
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Pitman Qualifications has offices in Hungary, Kenya, Zimbabwe, Southern
Africa, Malaysia and Hong Kong. Pitman agents
also operate in Argentina, Bulgaria, China, Cyprus, the Gambia, Greece,
Guyana, India, Italy, Mauritius, Sierra Leone and Trinidad. |
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