ORAL PROFICIENCY IN ENGLISH
Proof of language proficiency of any one of the following documents:
- Bachelor, Masters, PhD, or any other degree from any US institution of higher education.
- Graduation from any High School from an English language country or from an American School abroad
One of the following tests (subject to change):
- TOEFL (Test of English as a Foreign Language): 570+ on paper; 230+ on computer version; 90+ on iBT.
- ELPT (English Language Proficiency Test): 950+
- MELAB (Michigan English Language Assessment Battery) 80+
- ECPE (Examination for the Certificate of Proficiency in English): PASS
- FCE (First Certificate in English, Level 3): A
- CAE (Certificate in Advanced English, Level 4): B
- CPE (Certificate of Proficiency in English, Level 5): B
- IELTS (International English Language Testing System) 7.0+
ORAL PROFICIENCY IN TARGET LANGUAGE
Proof of language proficiency of any one of the following documents:
- University/College degree from a school using the assessed language(s)
- 24+ semester credit hours of courses in the target language
- 5 or more years of verified professional experience working in the language(s) being assessed.
- State or federal court interpreter certification
- Oral language proficiency results with scores equivalent to ACTFL Advanced Mid-level or ILR Level 2; Through ALTA, the score must be a 9 or higher is required for admission
If you have other certificate/document that is not listed here and not sure if it is accepted as proof of proficiency, please email a copy of that document to erhapuspitadavis@auroramhr.org