The PISA for Schools project contributes to improving student learning opportunities and well-being by empowering teachers and school leaders through global connections and international benchmarking based on a common scale provided by PISA. The PISA-based Test for Schools (PBTS) is a digital assessment intended to help school leaders understand their 15-year-old students' abilities to think critically and apply their knowledge creatively in novel contexts. 

Schools that participate in the PBTS have access to the PISA for Schools Online Community, an international peer-learning platform that connects educators and school leaders from around the world.

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PISA for Schools aims to create and encourage peer-learning opportunities, enabling schools around the world to connect and work together to build practical resources designed to help students learn better, teachers teach better and schools to become more engaging learning environments.

This Online Community is designed specifically for educators and school leaders from PISA for Schools participating schools. The community provides a secure space to share and solve problems, learn from other contexts and experiences, and to support school leaders, teachers, and educators as they pursue innovation in their classrooms and schools. Find out more about our online community.

The PISA-based Test for Schools has been implemented in schools in the countries and territories above, and it is available in the following languages:

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