Testing For Hospitality Workers, Hotel & Resort Staff, Cruise Lines, Culinary Workers, Airlines

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Testing for Workers In The Hospitality Industry

After years of working with our business partners and understanding the need for a specialized test in the hospitality and tourism market, we developed iTEP Hospitality. Graded in less than 24 hours and designed for the fast-paced environment of hotels, restaurants, resorts, cruise lines, airlines, and many more hospitality businesses.

What is the structure of iTEP Hospitality?

The iTEP Hospitality test has two sections: listening and speaking. Please note that in both sections, examinees will encounter content and questions targeted at varying levels of proficiency.

How are iTEP English tests administered?

iTEP Hospitality is online and on demand. Take the exam anywhere you have a broadband Internet connection, at your convenience.

How long does an iTEP Hospitality test last?

iTEP Hospitality can be administered on almost any computer in 30 minutes and scores are available within 24 hours.

How are partners using iTEP Hospitality?

Screening new hires for English language ability, qualifying employees for assignments requiring English proficiency, and making informed promotion decisions.

Click to read or download our four-page Hospitality Test booklet.

All of our tests are online and on demand all over the world. Tests are taken when the test-takers are ready and in a place where they feel comfortable.

No need for test-takers to travel to a testing center. The official score report and certificate are delivered in less than 24 hours. Career tests start at $69, and Academic tests start at $129. All iTEP exams are aligned to CEFR (The Common European Framework of Reference for Languages).

English Proficiency Testing 24/7

Successful employers rely on employees and interns who display effective communication skills.

Schools often worry that test scores don’t predict real language ability. They also wonder if those scores will predict which applicants will be good students.