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At the company where I work. In order to qualify for the customer service, I had to take the ACTFL Speaking Proficiency test for Spanish. After that I was promoted to translation and took the ACTFL Listening Proficiency
Test for Spanish. Both tests were graded a superior.
Has anybody tried to transfer ACTFL scores from work to ACE?
I know that is a long shot. But just wondering.
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I have a friend who took the ACTFL and received 9 ACE credits for it. She's planning to transfer to TESC.
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I tried to do this same thing, but they won't release the scores for credit unless you were the one paying for it (not your work) they also claim that the test is slightly different for college credit which i don't buy, Its a cash call for sure.
Ace recommends 6 LL credits AND 8 UL credits (superior/high advanced level) for EACH of the written and spoken assessments, (28 credits for two test? wow!) not sure if anyone has tried to apply this to their degree plan but it is the ACE recommendation for credit.
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managerman Wrote:I tried to do this same thing, but they won't release the scores for credit unless you were the one paying for it (not your work) they also claim that the test is slightly different for college credit which i don't buy, Its a cash call for sure.
Ace recommends 6 LL credits AND 8 UL credits (superior/high advanced level) for EACH of the written and spoken assessments, (28 credits for two test? wow!) not sure if anyone has tried to apply this to their degree plan but it is the ACE recommendation for credit.
I understand that. But nowadays at work, there is a lot of phony bilinguals.
A transcript with a lot of foreign language credits makes the difference for certain positions.
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ronaldemail1 Wrote:I understand that. But nowadays at work, there is a lot of phony bilinguals.
A transcript with a lot of foreign language credits makes the difference for certain positions.
lol @ phony bilinguals
Here's what an initial google search turned up:
http://www.languagetesting.com/wp-conten...ochure.pdf
Associate in Arts - Thomas Edison State University
Bachelor of Arts in Humanities - Thomas Edison State University
pursuing Master's degree, Applied Linguistics - Universidad Antonio de Nebrija
*credit sources: Patten University, Straighterline, Learning Counts, The Institutes, Torah College Credits, Kaplan Open College, UMUC, Thomas Edison State University (guided study liberal arts capstone)
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