proficiency

IPA: prʌfˈɪʃʌnsi

Examples of "proficiency" in Sentences

The only way to truly obtain proficiency is to read blogs.
Also road signs are symbols, not words, so English proficiency is not required.
The state, for whatever reason, the Regents, changed the definition of what they call proficiency.
In the language teaching world "proficiency" is rated on a scale from novice to superior, with lots of steps along the way.
'' One pilot was giving the other pilot what we call a proficiency check, and the accident occurred, '' FAA spokeswoman Kathleen Bergen said.
This study demonstrated that reading attitudes transfer from first to second language but as distinct from transfer of reading abilities and strategies, the influence of second language proficiency is much weaker.
Even if greater gains in proficiency are not made in later years, it is generally accepted that a stable faculty is one characteristic of a healthy, well performing school and that high teacher turnover is detrimental.