French is the ninth most widely spoken language in the world, being an international language of commerce, diplomacy and the official language of the United Nations, with over 200 million people speaking French worldwide.
However, research shows that mastering the spoken language is not enough to implement good writing skills and grammar in the workplace. A recent study from TextMaster highlighted that 90% of professional emails have at least one spelling mistake, which can have a huge impact on sales revenue or even be received as a spam email by clients.
The French Language Test assesses the French writing ability of your candidates' and employees'. Whether they are native or non-native French speakers, the test measures their knowledge in 3 core areas: spelling, grammar, and vocabulary.
It positions the candidate on the Common European Framework of Reference ranging from basic (A1) to intermediate (B2) level.
Would you risk company’s reputation being damaged by poor vocabulary or spelling errors? This test enables you to determine the French proficiency of your future employees at the recruitment stage.
An understanding of the subtleties of French vocabulary, and impeccable French writing skills, are essential if a person works in a French-speaking environment and wishes to see professional development. The results of this assessment will enable you to easily identify areas for improvement in your employees' French language skills and subsequently develop training tailored to their level.
Languages: English, French, German, and Spanish
Strengths:
The candidate receives an overall French score out of 20, as well as a score for each of the three dimensions.
Spelling: This dimension measures the candidate’s understanding of the rules and conventions of spelling.
Vocabulary: This dimension measures the candidate’s knowledge of the meaning of words, which is essential to understanding and communicating in French in a professional setting.
Grammar: This dimension measures the candidate’s use of grammatical structures in reading and writing.
