Score Report

The test taker’s current level and what it takes to improve are viewable. The report is downloadable in Japanese and English.

Simply taking the test isn’t the ultimate goal. It is important to evaluate results so that you can keep improving. Learn to know individual strengths and weaknesses by reading the comments and advice in the Test Results.

Page　1Overall Evaluation

A color-coded radar chart shows 1) the test taker’s TSST level; 2) what it indicates; 3)strengths and weaknesses in different aspects of speaking.

TSST level + Score.Breakdown of evaluation criteria. General description of the level by situationsTSST level + Score.Breakdown of evaluation criteria. General description of the level by situations

Page　2Breakdown of abilities

A breakdown analysis of speech patterns unique to each speaker helps identify the speaker’s strengths, areas for improvement, and how improvements can be made.

What you can do by criterion（”〇” for areas of strengths）. What needs to be improved by criterion（“△” for areas of weaknesses）.What you can do by criterion（”〇” for areas of strengths）. What needs to be improved by criterion（“△” for areas of weaknesses）.

Page　3Study tips and action planning

This page shows the examinee effective study tips based on the individual speech patterns and helps to make plans to get to the next level.

Tips for effective self-training（to help improve areas of weaknesses）. Action-planning chartTips for effective self-training（to help improve areas of weaknesses）. Action-planning chart

Page　4Reference

This page shows the overall level distribution to indicate the examinee’s position in the distribution chart and to help goal-setting.

TSST Level Distribution Work/School Aptitude Indicator. TSST Level Descriptions（Conversions to CEFR and other speaking test scores are available on the ALC website）.TSST Level Distribution Work/School Aptitude Indicator. TSST Level Descriptions（Conversions to CEFR and other speaking test scores are available on the ALC website）.