Those national and institutions acknowledge IELTS
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1. What is IELTS IELTS? IELTS IELTS is an abbreviation for the International English Language Testing System (International English Language Test System). It is a language test system that is preparing to study in advanced education institutions in English to English as the dominant teaching language. It is currently used to test the level of English to prepare a country (mainly referring to the Federation countries) in English. This exam is jointly managed by the University of Cambridge Local Examinations Syndicate-Ucles, the British Council and the Australian University International Development Agency (IDP Education Australian). It is an internationally recognized English proficiency test exam, mainly testing four aspects: listening, reading, writing and speaking. 2. Which part of the exam consists of? All applicants have to participate in the exams in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. Their listening is the same, the model is said. Reading, the mode of writing the exam will vary depending on the applicant's application category. 3. How is the IELTS test classified? People who study overseas should choose an academic class. This model can assess whether the applicant is prepared to study or receive training in the level of school students or graduate students. People who prepare immigrants or training work, and those who want to complete the re-education should choose training. This model is not designed for all aspects of the formal language skills required for testing academics. 4. What is more difficult to academic and general training? This is difficult to compare. The purpose of the two modes is different, and the skills tested are different, and in general, these two types of results cannot be interchangeable. 5. What kind of English is required to apply for IELTS needs? There is no fixed standard, but in general IELTS is not suitable for those under 16 years old. 6. What is the use of IELTS test? IELTS can be used to study abroad or immigrants. 7. Which countries and agencies recognize IELTS achievements? Study abroad: Britain, Australia, Canada, USA (at least 40 US institutions have confirmed IELTS test scores), New Zealand, Europe. Immigration: Australia, New Zealand, Canada. 8. Which of IELTS and TOEFL is more difficult? In China, English teaching focuses on grammar and vocabulary, and TOEFL test experience as a reference, in fact, there is not enough training in writing and speaking. According to the two tests, students can even get a high TOEFT, so some students who have good TOEFLs cannot communicate with English. Conversely, if the students frequently use English and reach a certain degree of proficiency, they also understand the form of IELTS, they will get good results. 9. How to choose the test time and place? There are now 226 test sites in 105 countries. Some major test sites in China, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Shenyang, have tests each month. And in order to meet the needs of registration, it will also increase the test accordingly. In other test centers, usually every 2-3 months. Please contact the Recent Test Center to get an accurate exam date. You can apply for any test center authorized by the British Cultural Commission and the results are recognized. 10. How to choose registration time? In general, you must apply for at least two weeks in advance. Some test centers receive registrations at any time, but some test centers will announce the date of registration in advance. 11. Does the British Cultural Commission or the test center accept the posting application form? Accepted, but the applicant must personally fill in the form and provide related documents. Note: At present, Beijing test sites do not receive mailing registration. 12. What can the applicant enter the exam classroom? Applicant's ID card, pen, pencil, rubber, pencil knife and correction. No matter whether you read or write exams, you can't use a dictionary.
