Second Language Evaluation is also known as the SLE. The SLE tests are conducted by the Public Service Commission of Canada (in English and French). It is used to fill bilingual imperative and bilingual non-imperative jobs within the federal government.
SLE testing is intended to evaluate a candidate’s proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking in French and English.
The Second Language Evaluation (SLE) doesn't have a binary "pass" or "fail" outcome.
Candidates receive a proficiency level (A, B, C, Exemption) or an "X" if the minimum requirements for Level A are not met.
SLE testing is intended to evaluate a candidate’s proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking in French and English.
The Second Language Evaluation (SLE) doesn't have a binary "pass" or "fail" outcome.
Candidates receive a proficiency level (A, B, C, Exemption) or an "X" if the minimum requirements for Level A are not met.
The SLE - English test consists of:
Test of Written Expression
Test of Reading Comprehension
Oral Language Assessment
We have:
Test of Written Expression - 6 practice exercises (6x65 questions)
Test of Reading Comprehension - 6 practice exercises (6x60 questions)
Oral Comprehension - 20 practice exercises
Test of Written Expression
Test of Reading Comprehension
Oral Language Assessment
We have:
Test of Written Expression - 6 practice exercises (6x65 questions)
Test of Reading Comprehension - 6 practice exercises (6x60 questions)
Oral Comprehension - 20 practice exercises
The SLE - English test consists of:
Test of Written Expression
Test of Reading Comprehension
Oral Language Assessment
We have:
Test of Written Expression
6 practice exercises
(6x65 questions)
Test of Reading Comprehension
6 practice exercises
(6x60 questions)
Oral Comprehension
27 practice exercises
Test of Written Expression
Test of Reading Comprehension
Oral Language Assessment
We have:
Test of Written Expression
6 practice exercises
(6x65 questions)
Test of Reading Comprehension
6 practice exercises
(6x60 questions)
Oral Comprehension
27 practice exercises
Second Language Evaluation: English
Reading Comprehension
Second Language Evaluation: English
Written Expression
Second Language Evaluation: English
Oral Comprehension
Second Language Evaluation is also known as the SLE. The SLE tests are conducted by the Public Service Commission of Canada (in English and French). It is used to fill bilingual imperative and bilingual non-imperative jobs within the federal government.
SLE testing is intended to evaluate a candidate’s proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking in French and English.
The Second Language Evaluation (SLE) doesn't have a binary "pass" or "fail" outcome.
Candidates receive a proficiency level (A, B, C, Exemption) or an "X" if the minimum requirements for Level A are not met.
SLE testing is intended to evaluate a candidate’s proficiency in reading, writing, and speaking in French and English.
The Second Language Evaluation (SLE) doesn't have a binary "pass" or "fail" outcome.
Candidates receive a proficiency level (A, B, C, Exemption) or an "X" if the minimum requirements for Level A are not met.
SLE - English
Reading Comprehension
SLE - English
Written Expression
SLE - English
Oral Comprehension
SLEFRENCH Canada
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