atTanal Arabic International Certificate of Proficiency in Arabic
- Tanal takes its meaning from the initial letters of the Arabic phrase for assessing native and non-native Arabic speakers.
- TANAL is also formed from the initial letters of Test Native And Non-Native Arabic Language.
- The name also echoes the Arabic verb tanal, meaning to obtain something. The definite article was added figuratively to name the test atTanal: passing it can lead to postgraduate study, employment, promotion or residence renewal for non-native speakers.
International Certificate of Proficiency in Arabic — atTanal Arabic test This electronic test is a comprehensive educational language assessment based on an integrated strategy and international standards, including CEFR, for construction, measurement and evaluation. Like TOEFL, DELF DALF, GRE and GMAT, it measures proficiency and level for academic, employment or promotion purposes.
The test combines listening and conversation, reading, vocabulary and linguistic structures for comprehensive, credible, efficient, consistent and objective assessment, with speaking and writing skills added later.
