19 October HSKK Test Exams Registration

HSKK Exam

The Hanyu Shuiping Kouyu Kaoshi HSKK evaluates testees' verbal Mandarin skills, including HSKK Beginner Level, HSKK Intermediate Level, and HSKK Advanced Level, by recording the testees' expression.

How to book:

Step 1: Register online at at the Chinese Test website（www.chinesetest.cn） and send confirmation email to confucius-chinesetests (@gold.ac.uk). Please note that failing to register on time will result in missing the exam.

Step 2: You will recieve an email to the relevant eventbrite page for payment.

*please note that the time and date shown on Eventbrite is for advertising purposes only and please check this webpage for the exact date and time of your HSK exam: https://www.gold.ac.uk/confucius-institute/hskcourseandexaminations/

Step 3: Select your test date and payment (and any postage fee) and complete transaction

Step 4: Registration complete (keep a copy of your eventbrite confirmation as receipt of payment)

Step 5: We will email you a reminder 1 week before your exam date.

Fees

In addition to the exam fees, there is an administration fee of £10.

If you wish your certificate to be posted to you, then there is a postage fee of £5 (UK)

The exam fees are as follows:

HSKK

Beginner Level: £15

Intermediate Level: £25

Advanced Level: £35

HSKK exam will start at 16:30pm.

(HSKK takers please MUST arrive at 16:00pm or your time will reduce that our institute are not responsible for that)

Refund

Any changes and refunds (level and exam date) can be processed 1 day before the registration deadline (end of the ticket sales).

Please bear in mind that Eventbrite charges a 6.95% of ticket price + 0.59 pounds as service fee for every ticket sells. Service fee WILL NOT be refunded.

No changes/ refunds can be processed after the registration deadline.

For all other information and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) please got to our webpage: http://www.gold.ac.uk/confucius-institute/hskcourseandexaminations/

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