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Versant
Assess a whole cohort's English without a single examiner. Versant is machine-scored: no panel, no delay, and none of the variation one marker brings against another.
15–20
Minutes per test
Pearson · 2026-09
10–90
GSE scale covered
Global Scale of English · 2026-09
4
Sub-scores per candidate
Pearson · 2026-09
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What it is
Versant uses speech recognition to assess spoken and written language. The final score blends four sub-scores — sentence mastery, vocabulary, fluency and pronunciation — so an institution gets far more than a single number: it knows exactly where its learners need to improve.
15 to 20 minutes
A full test fits inside one session. No day-long room booking.
Immediate results
Results are available online within minutes of finishing, not days.
Four sub-scores
Sentence mastery, vocabulary, fluency, pronunciation. You know what to fix.
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Recognition and certification
Versant scores are aligned to the Global Scale of English (a 10–90 scale) and mapped to the CEFR, from pre-A1 to C2. That double reference is what lets a ministry compare your results against a recognised international standard.
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Frequently asked
Are the results recognised by the ministry?
Versant is issued by Pearson and aligned to the CEFR. Institutional recognition is confirmed case by case with each authority — we support you through that process.
What is the minimum cohort size?
Sizing is agreed during the demo, based on your calendar and your cohort.
Does it need a dedicated computer room?
The test is taken online. Exact technical requirements are reviewed together at deployment.
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