Briefly, it is an exam that assesses your ability to use Spanish. The scores of the Bright Español correspond to the CEFR levels. It’s used for work, school and personal purposes. The exam takes about one hour.
Why should I read about the instructions?
You would be surprised at how often people give what appears to be a good answer on an exam, but they have read the instructions incorrectly, so their answer isn’t what was asked for. You don’t get any points for that.
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Often, people plunge straight into the grammar, or listening activities without thinking about the exam itself. Familiarity with the instructions of any exam helps in three ways:
In this blog, our staff at GlobalExam have provided you with a breakdown of the instructions that’ll you find in each of the sections of the Bright Español. After reading, our explanations you’ll have a clear idea of what you will encounter on your exam day.
What are the Reading Section's instructions? The Bright Spanish test is a language test for testing prospective employees or students from [...]
What's in the Listening Section? The Bright Spanish test is a language test for testing potential international workers or students on [...]
