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Everything about the KIIP Placement Test - The Complete Guide

In our KIIP Test Prep video series, this video tackles the popular question: "What's on the KIIP placement test?" Quan, our cofounder and KIIP whiz, breaks down everything you need to know and prepare for the test. In just 10-minutes, you'll know everything to expect on the exam! Need extra help? Book a free consultation with our team to learn which test prep course is the best fit for your goals: https://calendly.com/sayspeaking/say_... Timestamps for easy viewing: 0:00-0:42 Introduction 0:43-1:32 Check that you registered your test location properly 1:33-1:52 When is my testing location confirmed? 1:52-3:14 Things you MUST bring to test day 3:15-3:40 Plan your roadmap to the test site 3:40-4:22 How to find your test room number 4:23-5:20 You will be waiting and waiting and waiting 5:21-6:32 The Test Begins 6:33-7:12 Breakdown of the Written Test 7:13-9:26 Breakdown of the Oral Test 9:27-10:13 What if I can't speak Korean? 10:13-10:40 The Advanced questions on the Oral Test 10:41-11:23 Conclusion/Final Thoughts See below for additional instructions/notes: 1. Apply for Vicarious class application: Go to www.socinet.go.kr Go to your "My Page" on your KIIP Socinet student account. Translate page to English by clicking American flag. Look for buttons "Vicarious class application" and "Deputizing attendance application" Print your ticket afterwards by clicking on "Examination Ticket." Click “응시표” to print your ticket. 2. When will my testing site be confirmed? About 2-3 days before the test. On the week of the test, make sure you regularly check the KIIP website to see updates. 3. What do you bring to the test? -Your ARC -Your Test ticket (printed); Online version will not be accepted -Writing materials (pens, whiteout) Non-required but recommended: -A book to pass the time -Snacks (kimbab, chips, water, etc.) if you didn't get lunch 4. What map service/app do you recommend? -Kakao maps or Naver map (both have English now) 5. How long will the test last? Depends on the groups you're put into according to your birthdate and also your time of application. If you applied later, you will be slotted into groups that will take the oral exam later than everyone else that applied earlier than you. 6. What's on the Written Test? And Oral Test? Written Test: 50 questions (50 minutes); 48 multiple choice and 2 fill-the-blanks Each question is worth 1.5 points each (total: 75 points) Oral: 5 questions; read out loud passage and answer questions; Last two questions are more advanced and deal with Korean culture, society, education, economy, etc. Each question is worth 5 points (total: 25 points) 7. What's the grading scale? Add up your written and oral test and check what you get: LEVEL 1 = 3-20/100 LEVEL 2 = 21/100 LEVEL 3 = 41/100 LEVEL 4 = 61/100 LEVEL 5 = 81/100 8. What if I can't speak Korean? Or what if I don't understand the question being asked on the oral exam? Rather than not say anything, you can say "죄송합니다 저는 잘 모르겠습니다" Choeseonghamnia choneun jal moreuketsumnida (I am sorry. I don't know.) 9. When do I get my test results? 1-2 weeks after you take the placement test. Check online on the KIIP site. 10. Any practice book I can buy to do more self-studying? Yes, go to your nearest Kyobo directly or purchase online here: http://www.kyobobook.co.kr/product/de... 11. How can I get more help? Should I apply for KIIP test prep through SAY? If you need more guided feedback and simulated tests from our own proctors, please sign up here: https://calendly.com/sayspeaking/free... You can also sign up for our long-term test prep packages to help you prepare for the KIIP placement test. Our specialists will help guide you through the registration process and pick the best package for you. *** FOLLOW US:   / kiiptestprep   MAIN SITE: www.sayspeaking.com EMAIL: support@sayspeaking.com FREE CONSULTATIONS: https://calendly.com/sayspeaking/say_...