As a solution during COVID-19, mandarin language learning system development to support HSK certification exams

Abstract

The COVID-19 epidemic has prompted an increase in self-study; as a result, preparation for HSK Certification exams should also be stepped up. The Hanyu Shuiping Kaoshi (HSK) Exam can be taken either digitally or on paper. Students taking an exam through the internet are not limited by time or location when taking the test. The HSK test is designed to objectively and accurately assess a student's level of proficiency in Mandarin Chinese. Examinees' comprehension of the HSK exam's material and the quantity and quality of time spent working through sample HSK questions both play a role in whether or not they pass the exam. In order to help test takers prepare for the HSK, an online practice exam system is required. The primary goal of the online artificial HSK examination system is to allow prospective examinees to attempt to replicate the HSK test through the system and receive the same outcomes as the provisions of the genuine HSK exam. As one of the coordinators of the HSK exam in East Java, Nurul Jadid Probolinggo put this medium through its paces with a group of high school pupils. This article discusses issues of user approval of the program in addition to the analysis of its features