Air France Accepts VTest General English for Recruitment

Air France has included VTest General English among the English language certificates accepted for selected recruitment processes.
 
On its official recruitment website, Air France states that candidates for certain positions must provide evidence of B2-level English in Reading, Listening, and Speaking, and lists VTest General English among the accepted certificates. Air France also recommends VTest General English – Reading, Listening, and Speaking to candidates whose existing English certificate is more than two years old.
 
The inclusion of VTest directly on the Air France recruitment website is an important development in the use of VTest for professional and employment-related purposes and extends its use into the aviation sector.
 
To implement the testing program, Air France has chosen WEFIT as its partner for administering VTest General English assessments. WEFIT is working in close collaboration with ExAssess, VTest’s official partner in France, to support the delivery of the program.
 
Candidates can find more information about taking VTest General English through WEFIT, while the relevant Air France recruitment requirements are published directly on the Air France Careers website.

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