Why take the AEAS exam

 AEAS is the abbreviation of Australian Education Assessment Service (AEAS), which was established in 1985 and has been committed to providing high level comprehensive testing services for international students preparing to enter Australia's junior and senior high schools for over 30 years. Many of the students who have completed the AEAS exams have successfully entered many of Australia's top elite schools, and have achieved excellent results in high school and successfully entered Australia's prestigious universities.

 The AEAS test is the most widely used and recognized general language test in Australian secondary schools, with more than 180 leading schools approved by the Australian government to accept AEAS test scores. More than 180 leading schools have been approved by the Australian government to accept AEAS test scores. For these schools, the AEAS test is preferred because it is more suitable for secondary school students in terms of scope, content and skills. And unlike other English language tests, the AEAS provides a detailed assessment of the student's overall English language proficiency in addition to a transcript of the student's test results, which can assist the school in making decisions such as whether or not to accept the student.