PTE

One separately scheduled group of students taking the same course.

one of the two main teaching periods in an academic year

a campus building where students meet, relax, and use shared services

a student organization whose members share an interest or activity

a group formed by students around a shared interest, identity, activity, or purpose

To undertake part or all of one's education in a country other than one's home country.

a room provided for individual study or collaborative academic work

To formally send or hand in work for assessment.

A scheduled period of teaching within an academic year.

A plan showing when classes or other scheduled academic activities take place.

Requiring knowledge or skills beyond an introductory or intermediate level.

To break the rules of a test or assignment in order to gain an unfair advantage.

A change made to remove an error in a learner's work.

A structured piece of writing that develops ideas about a particular subject.

A question that requires an extended written answer explaining or discussing a topic.

An examination held at the end of a course or term.

A document given to learners to support a lesson or presentation.

At a level between basic and advanced study.

Written records of the main points presented in a lecture.

A person who teaches university students, especially by giving lectures.

A teacher's plan for a session's goals, activities, materials, and timing.

To learn something so that it can be recalled without looking at the source.

An examination held around the middle of an academic term.

A question answered by choosing from a set of options that are provided.

To take an active part in an activity or discussion.

A test used to prepare for an examination and identify areas that need more work.

A short test used to check knowledge or understanding.

A question requiring a brief written response rather than a long essay or selection from provided answers.

A group of students who meet to review course material and help one another learn.