The AEAS test, made simple for your child.
AMET Education is an official partner agent of AEAS. We book your child’s AEAS test, supply official AEAS practice tests, and give expert advice and full servicing for under-18 students entering primary and secondary schools in Australia, New Zealand and English-medium international schools.
One partner for the whole AEAS journey
From booking and preparing for the AEAS test to choosing a school, applying, and arranging the student visa and welfare for under-18s — AMET handles every step.
AEAS test booking
We register your child for the AEAS test in their country, confirm the right test level (Years 4–6, 7–9 or 10–12) and send the AEAS Report to your chosen schools.
Book a test → 02Official AEAS practice tests
We resell official AEAS practice tests — online tests and printed booklets for each level, covering the five English components: reading, vocabulary, listening, writing and speaking.
Order practice tests → 03School enrolment advice
Expert advice and full servicing for under-18 students entering primary and secondary international programs: school shortlist, application, offer and CoE, student visa, guardian and welfare.
Get school advice →
An approved AEAS Official Partner Agent
AEAS has certified AMET Education as an approved Official Partner Agent with school sector expertise and experience registering students for AEAS testing.
- Partner
- AMET Education
- Coverage
- Global
- Valid
- 5 February 2025 – 5 February 2028
- Issued by
- Australian Education Assessment Services (AEAS)
Where and when to sit the AEAS test
AEAS runs supervised test sessions in cities across Australia, Asia and beyond. Pick a city and AMET will book the session for you. Can’t see your city? AEAS can usually arrange a session on request with 2–3 weeks’ notice.
Australia
Mainland China
- Beijing2026Nov 7Dec 5
- Shanghai2026Nov 14, 28Dec 12, 26
- Guangzhou2026Nov 21Dec 19
- Shenzhen2026Nov 7Dec 5
- Chengdu2026Nov 21Dec 19
- Hangzhou2026Nov 22Dec 20
- Nanjing2026Nov 7Dec 5
- Wuhan2026Nov 21Dec 19
- Xi’an2026Nov 14Dec 12
- Qingdao2026Nov 21Dec 19
- Dalian2026Nov 28Dec 26
- Shenyang2026Nov 14Dec 12
- Harbin2026Nov 28Dec 26
Hong Kong SAR
- Tsim Sha Tsui2026Nov 14, 28Dec 12 2027Jan 9, 16Feb 13, 21Mar 13, 20Apr 17, 24May 15, 22Jun 5, 12Jul 3, 10, 24Aug 14, 21Sep 11, 18Oct 9, 16, 23Nov 13, 20Dec 11, 18
- North Point2026Nov 21Dec 5 2027Jan 30Feb 27Mar 6Apr 10May 29Jun 26Jul 31Aug 28Sep 25Oct 30Nov 27Dec 4
Taiwan
- Taipei2026Nov 16Dec 14
Malaysia
- Petaling Jaya2026Nov 13Dec 4 2027Jan 8Feb 12Mar 19Apr 9May 14Jun 11Jul 9Aug 13Sep 10Oct 8Nov 12Dec 10
- Subang Jaya2026Nov 23Dec 21 2027Jan 25Feb 22Mar 22Apr 26May 24Jun 28Jul 26Aug 30Sep 27Oct 25Nov 27Dec 20
- PenangDates on request
Vietnam
- HanoiDates on request
- Ho Chi Minh CityDates on request
- Da NangDates on request
Indonesia
India
- Delhi2026Nov 21Dec 12
New Zealand
- Auckland2026Nov 3Dec 8
Iran
- Tehran2026Nov 7Dec 12
Papua New Guinea
- Port Moresby2026Nov 20Dec 18
Also available on request in Macau SAR, Sri Lanka, Pakistan and other countries — AEAS organises local sessions when there is demand. Tell us your city in the form below and we’ll arrange it.
Dates shown are upcoming sessions published by AEAS (checked 27 October 2026). AEAS releases 2027 dates for most cities progressively and may change venues or dates; AMET confirms the latest schedule when we book. Register at least five business days before your chosen date.
What the AEAS test assesses
AEAS has assessed international school students for over 40 years. Schools in Australia, New Zealand and English-medium schools worldwide use the AEAS Report for enrolment, class placement and planning English support.
The test is sat face to face under supervision. English covers reading, vocabulary, writing, listening and speaking. AEAS advises that maths reasoning and general ability need no preparation.
Test fee set and charged by AEAS and subject to change.
Prepare with official AEAS practice tests
As an official AEAS partner, AMET supplies genuine AEAS practice material for every test level. Practice tests follow the real test format and timing, so your child knows exactly what to expect on test day.
AEAS Online Practice Test
A full online practice test for Years 4–6, 7–9 or 10–12 with all five English sub-tests, timed exactly like the real AEAS test.
| Reading, Vocabulary & Listening (auto-scored) | AUD $120 |
| + Writing marked by an AEAS Marker | AUD $145 |
| + Speaking marked by an AEAS Marker | AUD $145 |
| All five sub-tests scored | AUD $170 |
- Reading, Vocabulary and Listening results are immediate; marked Writing and Speaking results within 3 working days
- Start straight away; finish all five sub-tests within 5 days of purchase (you can log out between sub-tests)
- Review your answers after each sub-test
- Laptop or desktop only (Chrome recommended) — not phones or tablets
AEAS Practice Test Booklets
Printed booklets for students who prefer to practise on paper, with one example of each English component.
- Years 4–6: one booklet
- Years 7–9: three booklets, each with different examples
- Years 10–12: three booklets, each with different examples
- Covers reading, vocabulary, listening, writing and speaking
- Delivered by mail or courier; price can be quoted in your local currency
Do not practise the maths reasoning or general ability tests. AEAS advises that these are psychological tests: coaching or practising them breaches standardised testing procedures and can make the results invalid, so no practice material exists for them. AEAS also advises against unauthorised preparation courses, which often teach memorisation and can inflate results.
What to bring on test day
- Original passport (and a copy of the photo page), or valid photo ID
- One recent passport-size colour photo on a white background
- Latest original school report plus a certified English translation
- Language school report, if available, and evidence of current school and year level
- Two black pens (no pencils) and a water bottle
Phones, watches, bags, calculators, dictionaries and other electronic devices are not allowed in the test room.
Understanding the AEAS Report
There is no pass or fail. Each area is reported as a stanine score from 1 to 9:
Reports are emailed within 10 business days (once all documents are received) to the family, AMET and your chosen schools, and are valid for up to one year. Remark requests must be made in writing within 5 business days of receiving the report.
Practice material details and prices are summarised from aeas.com.au (October 2026). Prices are set by AEAS and may change; AMET confirms the current price when you order.
Schools that use the AEAS Report
Many Australian government, independent and Catholic schools — and English-medium international schools worldwide — use the AEAS Report to assess international applicants. AMET places under-18 students with state school programs in Victoria, Queensland and Tasmania, and with independent and boarding schools.
Expert care for under-18 students
Younger students need more than an offer letter. AMET’s under-18 team advises families and services every step of a primary or secondary enrolment in an international student program.
School selection
A shortlist of government, independent, Catholic and boarding schools matched to your child’s age, year level, AEAS results, budget and city.
Applications & offers
We prepare and lodge school applications, send the AEAS Report and school reports, and manage offers, tuition payment and the Confirmation of Enrolment (CoE).
Visa, guardian & welfare
Student visa (subclass 500) applications, Student Guardian visa (subclass 590) for a parent or relative, or a school-approved homestay and welfare arrangement (CAAW).
Arrival & ongoing support
Overseas Student Health Cover, airport pick-up, accommodation, orientation and regular check-ins with parents while your child studies.
From AEAS test to first day at school
Register
Send your details below. AMET’s school placement service is free.
Book the AEAS test
We register your child for the right AEAS level and test venue. The test fee is paid to AEAS.
Prepare & sit
Practise with official AEAS practice tests, then sit the supervised test. The report follows in about 10 business days.
Offer & CoE
We send the AEAS Report to your chosen schools, lodge applications and help you accept the offer.
Visa & welfare
We lodge the student visa and arrange the guardian visa (590) or school-approved welfare (CAAW).
Talk to our under-18 team
Book AEAS with AMET
Tell us about your child. An AMET under-18 counsellor will be in touch, and we’ll email you right away:
- Your free AMET Study Abroad Agreement to review and sign online
- AEAS test booking and practice-test guidance for your child’s level
- A school shortlist from our under-18 team
Prefer to talk first? Book a free consultation or WhatsApp +61 433 463 333.
Thank you, !
We’ve received your AEAS registration. Please check your inbox (and spam folder) for your AMET Study Abroad Agreement and an introduction email from our admissions team.
AEAS questions from parents
Can’t find your answer? Our under-18 team is happy to help.
Book a free consultationWhat is the AEAS test?
AEAS tests international school students in English (reading, vocabulary, writing, listening and speaking), mathematical reasoning and general ability. Schools use the AEAS Report to decide on enrolment, year-level placement and English support.
Does my child need to sit AEAS?
Each school sets its own entry requirements. Many Australian and New Zealand schools ask international applicants from non-English-speaking backgrounds for an AEAS Report. AMET checks the requirements of every school on your shortlist.
Is AMET an official AEAS partner?
Yes. AMET Education is an official AEAS partner agent: we book AEAS tests, resell official AEAS practice tests and send AEAS Reports to schools on your behalf.
How much does the AEAS test cost?
AEAS currently lists the test fee as AUD $585 worldwide (RMB 3,350 in mainland China), paid to AEAS at least five business days before the test. Fees are set by AEAS and may change. AMET’s school placement advice is free.
How should my child prepare?
Use official AEAS practice tests only — available online or as printed booklets for Years 4–6, 7–9 and 10–12, covering the five English components. AEAS advises that maths reasoning and general ability need no preparation and recommends avoiding unauthorised courses.
How long are AEAS results valid?
The AEAS Report is usually ready within 10 business days and is valid for up to one year from the test date. Students must wait at least three months before sitting the test again.
Can an under-18 student study in Australia?
Yes. Students under 18 on a student visa (subclass 500) need approved welfare arrangements — either a parent or relative on a Student Guardian visa (subclass 590), or school-approved accommodation and welfare (CAAW). AMET arranges both.
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Official AEAS partner · free school placement advice · under-18 specialists.
AEAS test details are summarised from aeas.com.au; test content, fees and policies are set by AEAS and may change. Photos via Wikimedia Commons: Melbourne High School Twenties Building by Risith (CC BY-SA 4.0); Melbourne High School by Wilson Leung (CC BY-SA 3.0); Mac.Robertson Girls High School by Sandra Cohen-Rose and Colin Rose (CC BY 2.0); Melbourne High School by Patche99z (CC BY-SA 4.0); MacRobertson Girls’ High School Main Entry and courtyard by Macrobertson (CC BY-SA 3.0).
