Email & Workplace Writing
Two realistic workplace email tasks graded against a five-part professional rubric with concrete rewrite suggestions.
Test sections
- 1Email Writing — Read the scenario and write a professional email. Mind the word target and the timer.
Every report includes
- Overall score (10–90) with CEFR level
- CEFR level per skill — not just one number
- Word-level pronunciation heatmap
- Strengths and focus areas in plain English
- Personalised 30-day improvement plan
- Accent-fair scoring (Indian English model)
At a glance
Email & Workplace Writing is an online English assessment from AssessAll, taken in one sitting of about 18 minutes across 1 auto-advancing section. It costs ₹149 (GST included) or US$1.49. Speech is scored against an Indian English model, so scoring is accent-fair.
| Format | Online, one sitting, auto-advancing tasks |
|---|---|
| Duration | About 18 minutes |
| Sections | 1: Email Writing |
| Price | ₹149 (GST included) or US$1.49 |
| Scoring | Accent-fair scoring on an Indian English model; 10–90 scale with CEFR level |
| Report | An overall score (10–90) with a CEFR level, a CEFR level per skill, a word-level pronunciation heatmap, strengths and focus areas in plain English and a personalised 30-day improvement plan |
| You will need | A quiet room, headphones or speakers, and a working microphone |
Frequently asked questions
How long does Email & Workplace Writing take?
About 18 minutes, in one sitting. Tasks advance automatically.
How much does Email & Workplace Writing cost?
₹149 (GST included) or US$1.49, paid once. INR prices include 18% GST; the US dollar price is flat with no tax added.
Will my accent lower my score?
No. Spoken answers are scored against an Indian English model (accent-fair scoring), so an Indian accent is not treated as an error.
What does the Email & Workplace Writing report include?
An overall score (10–90) with a CEFR level, a CEFR level per skill, a word-level pronunciation heatmap, strengths and focus areas in plain English and a personalised 30-day improvement plan.
What sections are in Email & Workplace Writing?
Email Writing.
What do I need to take it?
A quiet room, headphones or speakers, and a working microphone for about 18 minutes.
Last updated
Beyond the assessment · Measure. Plan. Learn. Coach. Prove it.
What should you do after taking the Email & Workplace Writing?
Use the report as a baseline, not a verdict. Turn it into an individual development plan on Jobulary, with three objectives for the next 90 days; practise the gaps with the Speak Up, Write Right e-book on Bodhih.org; and, for a team, run the Business Writing Skills Training with Bodhih Training. Then take the Email & Workplace Writing again to see what moved.
- Step 1 · Plan · Jobulary
Turn your report into a development plan
Three outcome objectives for a 90, 180 or 365-day cycle, a 70/20/10 path, and a re-measure that counts growth only when it is larger than measurement error. The plan stays yours when the job changes. Free to start.
Start a plan on Jobulary - Step 2 · Learn · Bodhih.org
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