HSKK
HSK Speaking Test
The HSK Speaking Test assesses the test takers' oral Chinese abilities. It consists of three levels, including primary, intermediate, and advanced. The HSK speaking test is conducted in the form of an audio recording.
What is HSK Speaking Test (HSKK)
HSKK, which stands for "Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi Kouyu" （汉语水平考试-口语）, is a Chinese language proficiency test that assesses a person's ability to speak Chinese.
HSKK is a widely recognised certification for non-native speakers who wish to demonstrate their proficiency in the Chinese language.
HSKK, or Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi-Kouyu（汉语水平考试-口语）, is a test of Chinese listening and speaking proficiency designed for non-native speakers. It assesses an individual's ability to listen, speak, and understand Chinese language in practical situations.
Elementary
The candidates are required to answer 27 Qs in 20 mins. Achieving a full score entails earning 100 points, while a cumulative score of 60 or above qualifies as a passing mark.
Intermediate
The candidates are required to answer 14 Qs in 23 mins. Achieving a full score entails earning 100 points, while a cumulative score of 60 or above qualifies as a passing mark.
Advanced
The candidates are required to answer 6 Qs in 25 mins. Achieving a full score entails earning 100 points, while a cumulative score of 60 or above qualifies as a passing mark.