ESL Test Preparation Guide

The video tutorial provides information on two types of tests: the ESL test and the writing and math test. It explains the process for taking the ESL test, including scheduling, requirements, and duration. After the test, students can access their results and receive guidance on class selection. The video also covers how to make an appointment for orientation with a counselor and how to contact ESL instructors for further assistance.

What are the two types of tests mentioned in the video?

• Math test and science test

• ESL test and writing/math test

• Writing test and math test

• ESL test and science test

How can a student take the ESL test?

• By calling the test center

• By registering online

• By walking in during available times

• By making an appointment

What should a student bring to the ESL test?

• A photo I.D. and student I.D. number

• A laptop and headphones

• A calculator and a notebook

• A pen and a dictionary

Approximately how long does the ESL test take to complete?

• One hour

• Two to two and a half hours

• Three hours

• Four hours

How long does it take to receive the ESL test results?

• A few days after the test

• Within a few hours

• One week after the test

• Immediately after the test

What can students do with their ESL test results?

• Retake the test immediately

• Apply for a scholarship

• Choose appropriate classes

• Skip orientation

Where can students make an appointment for orientation?

• On a specific website

• Through a counselor

• On the ESL website

• At the test center

What is discussed during the orientation with a counselor?

• Test results and class selection

• Extracurricular activities

• Test preparation tips

• Financial aid options

Who can students contact for specific questions about ESL classes?

• The test center

• A full-time instructor via the ESL website

• The orientation counselor

• The student services office