오픽 등급표OPIC has separate grade names instead of 100 or 200 points like TOEIC.
They are in the following order: Advanced > Intermediate > Novice.
Advanced is the highest level and Novice is the lowest level.
High, Mid, and Low are added to each grade to form an OPIC grade!
AL – Advanced Low ➡ Highest
IH – Intermediate HIGH ➡ Intermediate
IM – Intermediate Mid ➡ Middle
IL – Intermediate Low ➡
NH – Novice High ➡ Lower
NM – Novice Mid
NL – Novice Low
AL > IH > IM > IL > NH > NM > NL
The OPIC test is an absolute evaluation, not a relative evaluation.
You talk to the computer as if you were talking to a person, and you are graded based on your speaking proficiency!
👉OPIC official organization website
Only IM breaks down into more detailed numbers.
Since IM is the level with the highest distribution of test takers, it was further subdivided into 1, 2, and 3.
IM 1 > IM 2 > IM 3
The minimum OPIC rating required by most companies is IM2!
Advanced ➡ Just think of it as being at the level of a native speaker.
Intermediate ➡ Degree to which smooth communication is possible
Novice ➡ Literally beginner, newbie level
Since the test fee is quite expensive, you should prepare carefully before taking the test, right?
For reference, it is said that OPIC is carried out more than 20 times a month.
You can apply and take the test at any time.
ACTFL, established in 1967, is the world’s largest non-profit foreign language education organization.
Please write the OPIC issuing agency as ACTFL on the application form.
👉ACTFL official website
The full-scale test will be conducted in this exam and will consist of 7 basic questions, with individually tailored questions.
In particular, there is no time limit for answering each question in session 3 and the second, so you can take the test comfortably.
We looked at the overall contents of OPIC. The OPIC ratings are subdivided, so I tried to organize them so that there is no confusion! Additionally, the test fee is really expensive, so it’s a good idea to prepare well. It’s a surprisingly easy test (since it’s done on a computer!), so you don’t have to be too nervous. Good luck with your exams everyone~~~
