The Oxford Test of English Advanced is a computer-adaptive general English proficiency test developed by Oxford University Press and certified by the University of Oxford.

The Oxford Test of English is a multi-level, general English proficiency test which assesses the ability to understand and communicate effectively in English, reporting at two CEFR levels: B2 and  C1. The test covers all four skills: Speaking, Listening, Reading, and Writing.

The Reading and Listening modules are computer adaptive, which means that the test adjusts the difficulty of questions based on the test taker's responses, making the test more motivating, shorter, and giving a more precise measurement than traditional proficiency tests. The Speaking and Writing modules use task randomization, making each test an individualized experience. Test duration for all four modules is approximately 2 hours.

You can do the Oxford test of English directly at WU. Resultas will be available withon 14 days after the exam. Registration is possible until 9 days prior to the exam via this website or directly at the Language Resource Center. OTE Advanced at level C1 (150 points or more) is recognized as proof of your English skills for WU's master programs. Results are usually available withon 5 working days.

Further details, preparation materials etc. are available on the website of the Oxford Test of English.