standardized Russian test

[Robert Channon]

There is a Prototype AP exam for Russian administered by the American
Council of Teachers of Russian which has been up and running for several
years.

AP Russian Language and Culture Exam |
Russnet<http://www.russnet.org/?q=node/445>

Title: The Prototype AP® Russian Score Report: Program Results
...<http://aatseel.org/100111/pdf/program/2007/28d8_1marshall_camelot.pdf>

Resources in: Assess | Russnet <http://www.russnet.org/?q=topics/Assess>

For more information, contact exams at americancouncils.org .





On Thu, May 17, 2012 at 6:28 PM, Svetlana Malykhina <mlsvetka at yahoo.com>wrote:

> Dear Seelangers,
>
> I have been asked by a high school student to recommend a testing centrein the US to take a standardized test to prove his proficiency in Russian
> for college. The student is going to apply to colleges and wants to get a
> formal proof of his Russian skills.
> I have a quick query: First, is TORFL the only standardized (achievement)
> test to measure competency in Russian? Second: are there any authorized
> testing centres in the US or TORFL can only be taken in Russia? Third:
> since OPI is sometimes required for graduate study in another country or
> work for an international employer, can be OPI recommended to this student?
>
> I'd be grateful for any information you could share and would appreciate
> any leads. Please reply on- or off-list at smalykhina at yahoo.com
>
> Svitlana Malykhina
>
>
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