Michigan English Test (MET)

The Michigan English Test (MET) is a multilevel English proficiency exam for secondary students to adults. It is used for educational and professional purposes and is available as a 2-skill or 4-skill test. Test takers can use the MET results for evaluation, educational advancement, scholarships, and/or career.

Exam Overview:

The MET can be taken as a 2-skill test that consists of listening and reading sections or as a 4-skill test that includes writing and speaking sections. Listening and reading questions are multiple choice and have one correct answer. Writing requires responses to two tasks. The speaking section is given separately from the other sections and may be scheduled during the seven days prior to the written test or on the same day.

Aligned to the CEFR Proficiency Guidelines

Functional Fluency: Receive a passing score on the B1 test.
Working Fluency: Receive a passing score on the B2 test.
Professional Fluency: Receive a passing score on the C1 test.

Nationally & Internationally Recognized

Internationally recognized anywhere a B1, B2, or C1 CEFR score is accepted.

Accepted by the Global Seal of Biliteracy

Yes

Functional Fluency: This level credentials language learners at the B1 level.
Working Fluency: This level credentials language learners at the B2 level.
Professional Fluency: This level credentials language learners at the C1 level.

Requires Proctor

All Global Seal tests require proof of a proctor. Reach out to the testing company to find more information.

When/Where

Over 30 Countries and over 200 locations.

Cost

Prices may vary, but will be around $60.