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If you're planning to migrate or study abroad
or if you want to meet entry requirements for
college and visa processing, the International
English Language Testing System (IELTS) will
make sure you're fully prepared with the right level
of English ability for your purpose.
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recognised
worldwide |
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available
in 106 countries |
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accepted
by universities in the UK, Australia, New
Zealand and North America |
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able
to give you results within two weeks after
you take the test |
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open
to anyone aged sixteen and above. |
There is only one type of IELTS test, but you
can choose from either University or General Training
Reading and Writing Modules. Choose University if you
are planning to undertake higher education study in
the UK, or General Training if you are considering
non-University training or work experience (or for
immigration purposes). See the IELTS
website for detailed information about the test.
Band scores are recorded on a Test Report
Form, showing overall ability as well as performance
in listening, reading, writing and speaking from 1
to 9. (Absolute beginner through to expert user with
fully operational command of the language,
appropriate, accurate and fluent with complete
understanding.)
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