Prepare for Avant Assessment world language credit exams - serving school districts across all US states and counties
The world language credit exam is administered by Avant Assessment, a leading language proficiency testing company used by school districts across the United States. The Telugu test uses the STAMP WS (WorldSpeak) format, a 2-skill assessment for teenagers and adults that evaluates writing and speaking proficiency. This platform helps students prepare for Telugu language credit exams in all US counties and school districts that use Avant Assessment as their testing vendor.
Students can typically earn up to 3 high school credits by demonstrating proficiency in Telugu through the writing and speaking assessments. Credit amounts may vary by school district.
Exams are typically scored using ACTFL proficiency guidelines. Higher proficiency levels (Intermediate to Advanced) generally earn more high school credits.
Contact your school counselor or world language department to determine if your district offers Avant Assessment Telugu exams. Many districts across California, Texas, Virginia, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, and other states participate in this program.
Exam schedules vary by district. Most schools offer world language credit exams once or twice per year, typically in fall and spring. Register early as testing slots may be limited.
We recommend starting preparation at least 8-12 weeks before your exam date to ensure adequate practice with both writing and speaking components.