A candidate’s ability to act as a channel of communication between two speakers who
speak
different languages is assessed in NAATI CCL Test. As a part of certain point-based
Australian
Immigration Visa applications, a candidate is
awarded five bonus points on passing the
CCL
Test.
Hindi - a widely spoken language across the globe - is accepted as one of the LOTE
(Language
Other Than English) for Credentialed Community Language (CCL) Assessment Test.
If candidate chooses ‘Hindi’ as his/her preferred language or LOTE for the NAATI CCL
Test,
it is
essential that he/she has a high level of competency in both - English as well as Hindi.
It
also
demands to have a wide range of vocabulary and proper understanding of both the
languages.
Only
then can a candidate achieve the required score and earn CCL points.