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When considering the differences between the CBT and PBT IELTS tests, there are some important points to consider. [sc name="full-membership"] Transfer time - With the computer based IELTS test, you don't need to transfer your answers to the answer sheet. Once you...
Become familiar with the test format When you have decided that you need to take the IELTS test, it is worthwhile making sure you are prepared. The first step is to be aware of the format of the test. How long is the reading test? What do I have to do in the writing?...
Is the IELTS test harder in some countries? Is IDP easier than the British Council? Can you predict the next writing topic? In the years that we have been teaching and preparing candidates for IELTS, these are some of the comments we have heard and our responses to...
Visit the official website The first step in booking your IELTS test is to find out the location of your nearest testing centre by clicking here (this will open a new window to the official IELTS website). Complete the application form You will then need to complete...
The two types There are two types of IELTS test - the Academic Module and the General Training Module. It is important when preparing and applying to sit the exam that you are clear on what test you should be taking. [sc name="full-membership"] Is the General Training...
IELTS is the acronym for the International English Language Testing System. It is a test of English language ability. It is increasing in popularity against other English standard tests such as the TOEFL test. Who accepts IELTS? The majority of universities and...
As you probably know, there are two types of IELTS test - the Academic Module and the General Training Module IELTS test. One of the most common questions we hear from candidates about to being their IELTS preparation is Do I need Academic or General Training IELTS?...
Your IELTS result is given as a result from 0 to 9.0, increasing by 0.5 bands at a time (e.g. 5.0, 5.5, 6.0, 6.5). The result is calculated depending on your score for the four skills - reading, writing, listening and speaking. For example, if you get 6.0 for writing,...