Formerly known as the Spoken English Tests (SET), VersantTM tests are the only completely automated tests of spoken languages. Using patented speech processing technology from Ordinate, Versant tests can be taken on a telephone or PC and are scored by computer. Once administered, numeric scores and performance levels that describe the test-taker's ability to understand and speak the selected language are generated within minutes and can be viewed online.

Versant tests are currently available to assess skills in English and Spanish and can be utilized in corporate, government, and educational settings across many areas of specialization and for a variety of purposes. Learn more about solutions that will meet the needs of your organization, school, or agency.

Versant for Business Test English or Spanish skills when effective business communications require speaking and not just reading and writing. Versant business tests are used by leading corporations and government agencies in recruiting and training/development programs. Learn more... Solutions:   Professional    Aviation    Call Centers

Versant for Schools Assess oral reading fluency or spoken English language skills quickly and objectively. Versant schools tests make assessment much more efficient, giving educators more time to teach. It also provides a more cost-effective option to schools and districts who must manage education spending. Learn more... Solutions:   Reading Literacy - Oral Reading Fluency    English Language Learning - ESL/EFL    Teacher Certification

Versant for Universities Measure speaking skills for accurate placement, monitor speaking improvements in ESL/EFL programs, and verify professors or teaching assistants have the spoken English skills they need to effectively work with students. Learn more... Solutions:   Language Programs    Professor and TA Certification

Versant for Language Schools Ensure your English training program stands out on speaking skills by adding a robust, efficient speaking assessment for accurate placement and measuring improvements. Learn more... Solutions:   Program Placement and Progress Testing