Canadian Adult Achievement Test (CAAT) is a test for your readiness for post-secondary education in Canada.
Test Levels
The test is available in four levels:
| Level | Years of Formal Education |
| A | 1 – 3 years |
| B | 4 – 6 years |
| C | 7 – 10 years |
| D | 11 – 12+ years |
What is on the CAAT
The CAAT contains the following sections:
- Vocabulary
- Reading Comprehension
- Number Operations
- Problem Solving
Scoring
Two scores are given for this test – a content referenced (raw score) and a norm referenced, which is the average mean score for test objectives of the tested level.
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Pages:186
ISBN:9781772451788
English
Publication Date:May 17, 2016
Page Updated: September 24th, 2018
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Modified: September 24th, 2018
Published: May 25th, 2015
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As one of the prerequisite of a private beauty hairstyling school states that they complete grade 12 as part of their application submission. Would the Canadian Adult Achievement Test be applicable to young adults who have not completed their Grade 12 but want to pursue a career in a skilled trade College? If not would you happen to know where I can be directed?
Hello – It depends on the college/university – we also have the Canadian GED
Hello, please how much will it cost to register for the the examination? I am an international student trying to get admission into a private institution in Ontario.
Hello – I think it is about $100.
What percentage do I need to pass the English section? That’s the only one I have to do.