FAQ

For elementary: within 3 minutes. 
For middle and high school: within 4minutes.
For college: within 5 minutes.

You will be given the above time to write a speech draft.
Exceeding the given time is not allowed at any circumstances. Please plan your time ahead and utilize the given time well.

The same rule applies to the Finals.

The grading is similar to how it is for the Essay test.
The written speech draft will be initially evaluated using ETS Criterion. Then, the voice recordings will be assessed by GLEC certified professionals.

At the Finals, the applicants’ speech drafts will be examined by the GLEC testers along with professionals as he/she makes the performance.

The speech will be videotaped to enhance grading for the GLEC certified professionals. Each grade (semi-final and final) will be summed up to finally announce/choose the winner of GLEC 2017.

Details on the grading criteria is listed on [page].

http://www.gleader.org/process/?doAct=Scoring_method

The submitted essays will be screened and evaluated in various steps. The written essays in both the Semifinals and the finals will initially be graded by ETS Criterion. Then, GLEC certified testers, professors, UN professionals will assess the essays.

If you wish to know further about our grading, visit the grading page

http://www.gleader.org/process/?doAct=Scoring_method 

Yes, there is. Your essay must meet the following requirement: 500 minimum and 700 maximum words.

You will be given an hour to finish your essay at the Final Round.