IELTS Preparation Courses
The IELTS tests come in two formats:
Academic – tests a person’s ability to study in English at undergraduate or postgraduate level
General Training – this module is suitable for people who are going to an English-speaking country to work or train at below undergraduate level. It is also used for immigration purposes to Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
The test
All candidates are tested in Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking.
The total test time is around 2 hours 45 minutes. The first three tests – Listening, Reading and Writing – must be completed in one day. The Speaking test may be taken, at the discretion of the test centre, in the period seven days before or after the other tests.
Introduction to IELTS test taking
Short overview of the things related to the IELTS test registration, test taking, and checking the results.
IELTS: On The Exam Date
Several recommendations to be remember prior to and on the IELTS exam date: Good rest; Emotionally and Physically prepared; Warm-up; Stay focused.
IELTS scores
The tests are designed to cover the full range of ability from non-user to expert user. Test takers receive a score of 0—9, with 0 being for those who did not attempt the test, and 9 being for the most proficient users.
You may check you results here: http://ielts-results.britishcouncil.org
If you fill in all your data correctly, you should get something like this: |
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Receipt: IELTS registration |
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Reminder: On the Exam Date |
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Candidate Number, Photo, ID number and etc., given on the test day. |
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Reminder: IELTS exame online results (available on the 13th day after the test). |
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