Why Post-Test?
The post-test reflects what has already been accomplished with the pre-test by continuing to measure the true impact of the Cambridge course. Students are given the opportunity to apply everything that they have learned up to this point. The post-test enables a pre- and post-test comparison that measures both student and teacher progress. Teachers and administrators use this valuable pre- and post-test comparison data to fine-tune existing instruction, help students formulate personal action plans, and plan changes to the program to allow for even greater growth.

How to Post-Test
Post-Testing should be completed in four steps:

• Step 1: Prepare for Test Day
• Step 2: Administer the Test
• Step 3: Submit Your Answer Forms
• Step 4: Review Your Reports

Cambridge offers several testing options for both in-person (paper and pencil) and virtual learning. These include:

• Paper test booklets
• Paper answer forms
• Paper test booklets and online answer forms
• Completely online testing

Cambridge also supports several proctoring situations to fit your needs. We can help you administer tests in:

• A classroom
• A group remotely
• An independent remote situation

Regardless of how you’re testing this year, you’ll need to prepare for post-testing. Download and print a copy of this checklist and then review the information on the following pages to be sure you have what you need to administer your post-test in any of the situations described above.