UN Language Training seeking Volunteers for Multilingualism Initiative

The UN is currently seeking volunteers with language skills at or near UN Level I and II of the UN Language Framework to participate in an important UN educational project. Your participation will also provide you with a valuable opportunity to assess your language skills at this level.

The project

The UN is currently developing an innovative Computer Adaptive Language Test for all UN personnel to help them assess their language proficiency levels. To ensure the quality and reliability of the question bank, the UN needs the participation of individuals who have studied English, French or Spanish.

Test details

• Participation is 100% anonymous.

• The test takes approximately 30 - 40 minutes to complete and must be completed in a single sitting.

• The test includes:

Grammar, vocabulary, reading and listening comprehension questions, multiple-choice format only. 

⚠️ As the number of tests is limited and each test link can only be used once,

please click "Start the Test" ONLY if /when you are ready to begin the test and, most importantly, complete it in one sitting.

📢 Good news! The tests will remain open until the test credits run out, but act fast!

At the end of the test, a summary will appear on the screen showing the number of correct and incorrect answers.

English

EN. UN Level I - https://app.fasttestweb.com/ereg/pr/83/1/register/FYJ-011-620

EN. UN level II - https://app.fasttestweb.com/ereg/pr/83/1/register/BDR-331-175

EN. UN level III - Second testing phase completed

French 

FR. UN Level I- https://app.fasttestweb.com/ereg/pr/83/1/register/RGU-859-114

FR. UN Level II- https://app.fasttestweb.com/ereg/pr/83/1/register/UBG-056-847

FR. UN Level III- https://app.fasttestweb.com/ereg/pr/83/1/register/ZPK-497-971

Spanish

SP. UN Level I - Second testing phase completed

SP. UN Level II- https://app.fasttestweb.com/ereg/pr/83/1/register/GZD-678-458

SP. UN Level III- Second testing phase completed

Thank you very much in advance for your generous participation.

The above message is from the Language and Communications Training Unit,

Capacity Development and Operational Training Service (CDOTS)

United Nations Department of Operational Support (DOS)

UNHQ New York