We begin with a mock test assessment either in-center or at home. You will receive a reply within one week including the score, professional assessment, evaluation of student strengths and needs, and an initial plan for either one-on-one coaching or private group classes.
Primary admissions use the MAP test, an adaptive online multiple-choice test assessing English Language Usage, Reading Comprehension, and Mathematics. Secondary admissions use the iDAT Concise, an online multiple-choice test that assesses Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, Mathematics, Critical Thinking, and Character.
Both tests are scored automatically. The MAP score compares students against other students in the same age range to provide an assessment subject-by-subject. The iDAT submits individual scores for most subjects directly to schools, but essays and spoken responses are sent without assessment.
Both tests cover grade-appropriate English grammar & usage, reading comprehension, and mathematics. The iDAT also covers listening, speaking, logical reasoning & critical thinking (“Global Knowledge”), and Character.
Both tests are age-specific, the MAP for primary admissions, and the iDAT for secondary.
We begin with a mock test assessment either in-center or at home. You will receive a reply within one week including the score, professional assessment, evaluation of student strengths and needs, and an initial plan for either one-on-one coaching or private group classes.
The CIS admissions test consists of two main parts: the general assessment and the interview. The general assessment is comprised of multiple choice and short-answer questions as is administered online. The interview is in English and optionally Mandarin, lasting approximately 10-15 minutes.
The general assessment tests English–grammar, vocabulary, reading, and writing–age-appropriate mathematics, and general reasoning skills, such as logic, critical thinking, and problem solving.
The test is age-specific for all grade levels looking for admission to CIS.
We begin with a mock test assessment either in-center or at home. You will receive a reply within one week including the score, professional assessment, evaluation of student strengths and needs, and an initial plan for either one-on-one coaching or private group classes.
The GSIS admissions test consists of three main parts: the CAT4 assessment, an English and Mathematics assessment, and finally a one-on-one interview.
The CAT4 assesses spatial reasoning, pattern recognition, problem solving, vocabulary, and mathematics fundamentals. The English and Mathematics assessments cover reading, writing, and grade-appropriate mathematics topics.
The test is age-specific for all grade levels looking for admission to GSIS.
We begin with a mock test assessment either in-center or at home. You will receive a reply within one week including the score, professional assessment, evaluation of student strengths and needs, and an initial plan for either one-on-one coaching or private group classes.
The ISF admissions test consists of written and digital assessments in English, Chinese, and Mathematics (conducted in English) as well as individual and group interviews in English and Mandarin.
The written and digital assessments cover topics including grammar, vocabulary usage, and grade-appropriate mathematics concepts.
The test is age-specific for all grade levels looking for admission to ISF.
