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US citizenship test changes are coming, raising concerns - Vimarsana News

US citizenship test changes are coming, raising concerns

Under proposed changes, the test would have a new English-speaking section and a new written multiple-choice format in the civics section.

Source: cbs19.tv
US citizenship test: Proposed changes to citizenship test could make it tougher for applicants with low English skills - Vimarsana News

US citizenship test: Proposed changes to citizenship test could make it tougher for applicants with low English skills

The US citizenship test is changing, with rollout expected late 2024. Under the proposed changes, the test would have a new English-speaking section.

New changes to the US citizenship test could make it harder for applicants with low English skills - Vimarsana News

New changes to the US citizenship test could make it harder for applicants with low English skills

US authorities announced last December the test would be updated after 15 years. Immigrants and advocates fear the new format will hurt low English speakers.

US citizenship test changes are coming – NBC Bay Area - Vimarsana News

US citizenship test changes are coming – NBC Bay Area

Some immigrants with lower levels of English proficiency are concerned about revisions to the U.S. citizenship test.

The U.S. citizenship test is changing. Here's why some advocates are concerned - Vimarsana News

The U.S. citizenship test is changing. Here's why some advocates are concerned

The proposed format could make the citizenship test harder for people who struggle with English literacy. That includes refugees, elderly immigrants and people with disabilities that interfere with their test performance.

Source: pbs.org