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2025年6月11日
June 11, 2025
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台北君悅酒店 - 君寓一
Grand Hyatt Taipei, Meeting Room Residence One - 2, SongShou Road, Taipei, Taiwan
Please note: This is an invitation-only event. Only invited participants may attend, and registration is not open to the public.

25 Years of the GEPT:
Glocalization, Innovation, and Path Forward in Language Assessment
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Date and Venue
關於論壇
About the Forum
To mark the 25th anniversary of the General English Proficiency Test (GEPT), we are proud to host the academic forum titled “25 Years of the GEPT: Glocalization, Innovation, and Path Forward in Language Assessment.” This milestone event celebrates its legacy while addressing the evolving landscape of English language assessment in Taiwan and beyond. Bringing together leading experts from Taiwan and around the world, the forum will explore key challenges and innovations shaping the future of language assessment. Discussions will center on glocalization in language testing, advances in AI-driven assessment, and the evolving role of validation in ensuring meaningful test-score interpretations. As Taiwan's first locally developed English proficiency test, the GEPT has played a pivotal role in establishing assessment standards while aligning with international benchmarks. It has exemplified the balance between global trends and local needs, adapting to Taiwan's unique linguistic and educational landscape. Looking ahead, the forum provides a platform for critical reflection and forward-thinking discussions through presentations by distinguished speakers (see the section below). By fostering expert dialogue and knowledge exchange, the forum seeks to drive meaningful advancements in English language assessment, ensuring its continued relevance in Taiwan and contributing to global innovations in the field.
論壇主席
Forum Chair

李欣穎
Sherry Hsin-ying Li
CEO of the Language Training & Testing Center (LTTC)Professor, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures, National Taiwan University
Sherry Hsin-ying Li is the Chief Executive Officer at the Language Testing and Training Center (LTTC) in Taipei, Taiwan, and a professor of English at National Taiwan University. She holds a Ph.D. in English from the State University of New York at Buffalo and specializes in American Literature, especially late nineteenth-century American fiction. Since taking up the post of CEO, she has been supervising the test administrations, training programs, and research projects at the LTTC, including the government-sponsored BEST Test of English Proficiency for College Students and the LTTC's AI-assisted automated scoring system.