Overview

AEAS is the leading provider of high quality assessment services for primary and secondary school students, for whom English is not their first language, wishing to study in English medium schools around the world. AUG is proud to have a long-standing partnership with AEAS as an AEAS Official Partner Agent.
For 40 years, the AEAS Test has been trusted by schools to provide them with the information they need to support student success, and build high quality international student programs. The AEAS Test is widely used by private and government schools in Australia, New Zealand and schools around the world.
An AEAS Report significantly assists a student’s application for enrolment by providing a comprehensive assessment of their capabilities in English, general ability and mathematical reasoning. The information is important for school admissions and academic staff, parents and agents.
Understanding a student’s enables families to better plan the cost of and time needed for completion of intensive English language studies in the destination country; select a suitable school; and ensure their child is adequately prepared to commence in the mainstream classroom.
Confirming an enrolment at a school using the AEAS Report is a student’s first step toward completing a high quality school education. They are then well positioned to gain entry to some of the finest universities in Australia and around the world.
There are over 300 schools in Australia, and a rapidly growing number in New Zealand that accept or require an AEAS Report as part of their application processes.

AEAS Test

Testing takes approximately 3 hours and 15 minutes.
Students sit the test according to their age and the year level they are applying to enter. For example, a student currently in Year 9 applying for Year 10 for the following academic year, will sit the Year 10-12 English language tests, and Year 10 Mathematics and general ability tests.
AEAS English language proficiency test results are not pass or fail. Test results provide accurate information on a student’s ability to cope in an English medium learning environment.