HSK Exams
HSK Qualifications
We are a HSK Testing Centre for levels 1 – 4 Mandarin qualifications.
HSK EXAMS 2022
| Date | Type of test | Registration Deadline |
| 8 January (Saturday) | On campus written test | 12 December 2021
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| 26 March (Saturday) | On campus written test | 27 February 2022
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| 14 May (Saturday) | On campus written test | 17 April 2022
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| 16 July (Saturday) | On campus written test | 19 June 2022
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| 16 October (Sunday) | On campus written test | 19 September 2022
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| 19 November (Saturday) | On campus written test | 23 October 2022
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| 4 December (Sunday) | On campus written test | 7 November 2022
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Registration
The deadline for each HSK examination is one month before the exam date. Applications received after the deadline will not be processed. As places are limited, early registration is recommended. The precise test time and venue will be confirmed by email at a later date once you have registered with Chinese Test Centre.
To register to take a test:
- Click on the following link which will take you to the registration page of the Hanban Chinese Test website: http://www.chinesetest.cn/gosign.do?id=2&lid=826486
- Please click the link to register as a new user and complete your details as required.
- The next step is to click on ‘Test Registration’ button in the menu that runs along the top of the page.
- Next, click the button for your ‘HSK Level ’ and then click the blue ‘Register’ button.
- Complete your details as requested.
Once Hanban have confirmed registration, an email from the Confucius Institute will be sent with a payment link. To pay for a test (whether your are on an Edge Hill course or an external candidate) you will need to go through this link ‘EHU Online Payment Facility‘.
For more information relating to exams please contact the Confucius Institute on:
01695 584203 or 01695 657765 or email: [email protected]
YCT Qualifications
YCT Exams 2022
| Date | Type of test | Registration Deadline |
| Saturday 26th March | On campus written test | 27th February 2022 |
| Saturday 14th May | On campus written test + oral test | 17th April 2022 |
| Saturday 22nd October | On campus written test | 25th September 2022 |
| Saturday 12th November | On campus written test + oral test | 16th October 2022 |
The YCT is an international standardised test of Chinese language proficiency. It assesses young students’ abilities to use Chinese in their daily and academic lives.
The new YCT consists of a writing test and a speaking test, which are independent of each other. The writing test is divided into four levels, namely, the YCT (level I), YCT (level II), YCT (level III), and YCT (level IV). The speaking test is divided into the YCT (Beginner Level) and YCT (Intermediate Level).
The YCT (Level I) is intended for young students who have studied Chinese for three months, with 2-3 class hours per week. These students have mastered 80 commonly used words and related grammar patterns.
Registration
The deadline for each YCT examination is one month before the exam date. Applications received after the deadline will not be processed. As places are limited, early registration is recommended. The precise test time and venue will be confirmed by email at a later date once you have registered with Hanban.
To register to take a test:
- Click on the following link which will take you to the registration page of the Hanban Chinese Test website: http://www.chinesetest.cn/gosign.do?id=2&lid=826486
- Please click the link to register as a new user and complete your details as required.
- The next step is to click on ‘Test Registration’ button in the menu that runs along the top of the page.
- Next, click the button for your ‘YCT Level ’ and then click the blue ‘Register’ button.
- Complete your details as requested.
Once Hanban have confirmed registration, an email from the Confucius Institute will be sent with a payment link. To pay for a test (whether your are on an Edge Hill course or an external candidate) you will need to go through this link ‘Online Booking Facility‘.
For more information relating to exams please contact the Confucius Institute on:
01695 584203 or 01695 657765 or email: [email protected]