5.0 REPORTING

5.0 REPORTING

5.1 The CEETC is responsible for reporting the results on the exams via email.

5.1.1 The CEETC notifies students and those referred by the MEES when they may access their results on line.

5.1.2 The CEETC sends the exam results to the designated representative of the university in which the student is enrolled.

5.1.3 The CEETC sends the exam results to the designated representative of the MEES/DFTPS for those referred by the MEES referrals.

5.2 In order to obtain a pass on the EETC, a student must pass Part One (The Objective Language Tasks) and both tasks in Part Two (The Professional Writing Tasks).

5.2.1 Results are reported as a mark on 30 for Part One.

5.2.2 Results are reported as a Pass or Fail for each of the tasks in   Part Two (The Professional Writing Tasks).

5.3 Students will be informed of the reason or reasons given by the graders for assigning a failing grade for the Professional Writing Tasks from among those identified in 4.4 .

5.4 In order to safeguard the integrity of the exam, the exam is not returned to the student or to the university, nor may it be consulted. The EETC is not a diagnostic test. It is not meant to identify deficiencies in written language. It is a test that is used to demonstrate whether or not a satisfactory level of competency in written English expected of a teacher has been attained.