NAATI CCL Test Format
Understanding the NAATI CCL test format helps you practise the right way. The test is based on two pre-recorded dialogues between an English speaker and a speaker of your selected language. You listen to short segments and interpret each segment into the other language.
Test structure
Common topic areas
The test reflects real-life Australian community situations. Topics may include health, legal, education, employment, housing, immigration, financial, insurance, consumer affairs and social services.
How to practise for the format
Do not practise by reading long scripts only. Practise in small audio segments, because the real test is segment-based. Train yourself to listen, note, speak and move on.
Try a Free Sample Segment
Listen, take notes, and interpret immediately.
"Good morning. I'm calling because I received a letter about my visa application, and I'm not sure what additional documents I need to provide by next Friday."
Key Vocabulary to Note:
- Visa application
- Additional documents
Frequently Asked Questions
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