The NAATI CCL test is necessary for the immigrants to attain 5 credential Permanent Residency (PR) points. Upon meeting the required PR criteria, immigrants can apply for permanent residency in Australia. NAATI CCL Vocabulary plays an important role to score better in NAATI CCL Test.

This credential from NAATI is awarded on the basis of the candidate’s interpreting competency from the English language to one of the following LOTEs (Languages Other Than English which includes Arabic, Bengali, Hindi, Nepali, Punjabi or Urdu) and vice versa.

Here, this article is published with the intention to provide assistance to those candidates planning to appear in the NAATI CCL test in one of the above-mentioned LOTEs.

Two speakers will conversate in a sequence alternating between the two languages. Candidates are assessed upon their competency to interpret the dialogues in both the directions.

The scenario of the conversation will involve context from the following listed domains:

Business, Community, Consumer Affairs, Education, Employment, Financial, Immigration / Settlement, Health, Housing, Insurance, Legal, Social Services

The vocabulary build-up is essential, in the case, for you to ace the assessment test in your first attempt. Your lexical resources come up as very important to help you understand and interpret the conversation in the correct meaning.

Hence for your convenience, we have accrued some of the common vocabularies encountered in the context of Visa and Immigrations.

Below you will find vocabularies, tabulated under the different LOTEs categories, presented to you by CCLHUB to help you prepare for the NAATI CCL exam.

Select the LOTE category of your preference, as you plan to appear in the CCL test in, and learn the listed NAATI CCL terminologies related to Immigration / Settlement domain.

Bengali NAATI CCL Vocabulary