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Speaking Section: The CAEL Assessment Oral Language Test (OLT)
The Oral Language Test is a tape-mediated test of spoken English in use for academic purposes.
It takes approximately 25 minutes to complete.
The test consists of five tasks which represent ways in which students talk about their academic work within colleges and universities.
Speaking tasks include the following:
making short presentations
relaying information
explaining choices
summarizing main points
listening and responding to group discussions