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4 sections:

• Part 1: A conversation between two people in a social context (e.g., two friends chatting)
• Part 2: A monologue on a topic from everyday life (e.g., a description of a place)
• Part 3:  A conversation between up to four people on a workplace or educational topic (e.g., a discussion in a meeting)
• Part 4: A monologue on an academic topic (e.g., a lecture)

Multiple-choice questions, sentence completion, short-answer questions, table completion, and flow chart completion.

3 sections, approximately 2,150–2,750 words total

• Section 1: A factual text on a general topic (e.g., a newspaper article) *
• Section 2: A factual text on a work-related topic (e.g., a description of a process)
• Section 3: A longer and more complex text on an academic topic (e.g., an excerpt from a research paper)

2 tasks:

• Task 1 : (150-word summary of visual information): Write a summary of a graph, diagram, chart, table, or other visual information.
  

• Task 2 : (250-word essay on a given topic): Write an essay in response to a prompt. The prompt will ask you to do one of the following:

1. Write an argumentative essay.
2. Write an opinion essay.
3. Write a solution to a problem essay.
4. Write a report essay.

3 parts:

• Part 1 : (personal introduction and questions): The examiner will ask you questions about yourself, your work or studies, your interests, and your experiences.
• Part 2 : (prepared monologue on a given topic): The examiner will give you a topic card with instructions and one minute to prepare. You will then have to speak for 1–2 minutes on the topic.
• Part 3 : (discussion of a related topic): The examiner will ask you questions related to the topic of your monologue in Part 2.