Aptis Orientation Session

LSPR Institute of
Communication & Business

Batch 24
 Introducing the Aptis test
Aptis is an innovative global English assessment tool from the British
Council.

It is used to assess English language ability.

Aptis tests don’t test at a single level. Instead, they include a range of
questions, which are designed to allow candidates to show their best
ability.

EVERY STUDENT WHO TAKES APTIS RECEIVES A CERTIFICATE!

Test structure
Aptis consists of five components:

 Grammar and Vocabulary (core component)

 Reading
 Listening
 Writing
 Speaking

The core component is important and can help to move you into a higher
English level of proficiency.
Aptis: Structure
Components Time* Number of Tasks

Grammar and
25 mins 2 tasks
Vocabulary

Reading 35 mins 4 tasks

Listening 40 mins 4 tasks

Speaking 12 mins 4 tasks

Writing 50 mins 4 tasks

*This is the maximum length of the components. Candidates go through the test at their own pace and may
finish earlier, depending on their own language level. 4
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Grammar & Vocabulary Component (core)
Reading Component
Listening Component
Writing Component
Speaking Component
Candidate Guide
Common European Framework (CEFR)
Aptis Scoring
Scaled scores for each of
the five components (0-50)

CEFR levels for each of the

four skills (A0-C)

Overall CEFR level when all

4 skills taken

Results in up to 48 hours
Where can I take my Aptis Test?

 Sudirman Park Campus B & C Computer Labs

 Transpark Campus Computer Lab

Aptis Test dates

Dates: Wednesday 23 August to Saturday 9 September 2023

Times: Morning session: 9.30 – 12.30

Afternoon session: 13.30 – 16.30
Evening session: 17.30 – 20.30
Sessions

Campus C – 12 students
Campus C – 12 students Total students per session = 36
Transpark – 12 students
Schedule – Important Dates
Orientation 18/07 – 22/07/2023
Email with PPT & Candidate Booklet After each orientation session
Email with registration link Monday, 24 July
Register through Google Form Monday, 24 July to Saturday, 29 July
Receive Aptis Test schedule Monday, 30 July
Registration details to British Council Tuesday, 31 July
Email reminders Friday, 18 & 25 August & 1 September
Aptis International Test in campus 23 August – 9 September
Collect Aptis Certificate from English Division 10 September onwards
 Communication with you

 Check your email account every day for information from English Division

 Respond immediately to any communications you receive from English

Division

English Division will also Whatsapp you if you do not respond to emails
Is taking the Aptis Test Mandatory?

• From 1 January 2022, all graduating students need to have taken

their International English Test to graduate.

• You will be asked to produce it with your graduation documentation.

Information needed to register
Full name as stated in your ID
ID number - either Indonesian ID card or passport number (You must bring the
original with you on the day of the exam)
Date of birth – DD/MM/YYYY
Gender – male or female
Personal email address & your most used mobile number
Class – e.g. PRDC24-2SP
Are you a Pre Master Student – Yes / No
Are you registered for Short Semester – Yes / No
Choose two different days & times for your Aptis Test

MAKE SURE YOU TYPE ALL THE INFORMATION CAREFULLY AND CORRECTLY!
Practice Resources
Aptis Live Demos - https://www.britishcouncil.cn/en/exams/aptis/test-prepareAptis

Practice Materials - https://www.britishcouncil.org/exam/aptis/practice-materials

https://www.aptistutor.com/

http://ibis.atwebpages.com/aptis/

EnglishScore – download the app on your mobile and practice (British Council)
Day of the Exam
Arrive in campus – 30 minutes before your exam starts
Be outside the computer lab – 15 minutes before the exam starts

The invigilator will:

Check & photograph your ID
Check your mobile is on airplane mode
Tell you to sign the attendance
Tell you which computer to sit at
Give you the Key Codes
Give you final instructions
Contacts

 aptis@lspr.edu

 ED Hotline - +6281510529577
 Questions???

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