Malaysia Education Ministry Endorses EduSynch CEFR Level Test for National English Certification

Malaysia's Ministry of Education (MOE) formally recognized the EduSynch CEFR Level Test in 2024, making the company one of six providers authorized to certify English proficiency for teachers nationwide.
EduSynch, a global provider of online language assessment, today announced the public acknowledgment of the Ministry of Education's 2024 recognition of the EduSynch CEFR Level Test. The endorsement positions EduSynch's exam as one of only six assessments officially sanctioned to certify English proficiency against the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) for educators across Malaysia.

Since the test's official launch in October 2024, more than 2,500 Malaysian teachers have successfully earned EduSynch certification-streamlining their compliance with national proficiency standards, accelerating career advancement, and helping schools demonstrate MOE-mandated classroom quality.

The browser-based, remotely proctored assessment evaluates Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking skills and maps performance to EduSynch's proprietary fifteen-level CEFR scale, delivering greater granularity than the traditional six-band framework. Secure webcam monitoring, ID checks and real-time AI behavior analysis preserve exam integrity while allowing candidates to test from any quiet location. Each response is rated by certified English teachers and validated through AI-driven analytics, enabling delivery of an authenticated digital certificate and a detailed skill-by-skill report within 24 hours.

Priced at MYR 120 and bundled with an optional second attempt at no additional charge, the EduSynch CEFR Level Test is the most affordable MOE-approved English credential available in Malaysia. Registration is open 24/7 through EduSynch's secure testing portal [https://landing.cefr.edusynch.com/?utm_source=release1], and institutions can obtain volume licensing plus centralized score dashboards to support teacher hiring, promotion and professional-development initiatives.

"Our goal is to make reliable, standards-aligned English certification widely accessible," said Sean Kilachand, Founder and CEO of EduSynch. "The MOE's recognition affirms our commitment to quality and provides Malaysian educators with a fast, affordable way to demonstrate their language proficiency."

With the endorsement now publicly announced, EduSynch is expanding outreach to teacher-training colleges, public-school districts and private language centers nationwide. The company is also developing localized professional-development modules that map CEFR results to targeted upskilling resources, further supporting Malaysia's English-language education objectives and helping educators translate test outcomes into classroom impact.

Educators and learners may register for the MOE-approved CEFR Level Test immediately. Full information on pricing, scheduling, institutional licensing and score interpretation is available at the EduSynch CEFR Level Test portal [https://landing.cefr.edusynch.com/?utm_source=release2].

About EduSynch

Founded in New York City in 2015, EduSynch delivers secure, fully online assessments for English and other languages. More than one million candidates in 195 countries have completed an EduSynch exam, and the company partners with universities, government agencies and corporations to elevate language standards worldwide.

Visit https://www.edusynch.com for additional information.
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