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In some countries we run trial IELTS test sessions at our official Test Centres, where test takers are invited to take part. Read on to find out more.
Preparing well for IELTS is an important step towards achieving your score. A good plan includes familiarisation with the test format, lots of practice questions and time spent speaking English.
These short videos cover useful tips and hints to help your IELTS online test experience run smoothly.
IELTS Online offers a convenient and flexible test experience that gives test takers the option to take IELTS from any private space.
Find out who accepts IELTS and specific score requirements for your organisation of interest.
Discover IELTS online, our remote English language test.
IELTS helps students and professionals prove their English skills for study, work and migration, with recognition from organisations worldwide
Find out how to reschedule or cancel a standard IELTS test
The world’s most trusted English language test can now be taken from the convenience of home in select countries and territories around the world.
This week, IELTS – the world’s most trusted English test - has launched a new campaign (opens in a new tab) reminding us of the importance of human conversations.
IELTS, the world’s leading English test for study, work and migration, celebrates a new milestone this month as 11,000 organisations have now signed up to accept its results. This milestone comes as people around the world are reviving their plans for international travel, migration and study.
IELTS, the world’s most recognised English language proficiency test, is accepted by more than 10,000 organisations worldwide, including universities, employers, professional bodies, immigration authorities and other government agencies.
This week, UK Visas and Immigration (UKVI) announced IELTS, the world’s most trusted language test, will continue to be accepted for UK visas that require applicants to demonstrate their English.
Making comparisons between scores on different tests is challenging because test products differ in their design, purpose, and format (Taylor, 2004, Lim et al, 2013) and the greater the difference in design the more problematic the exercise is.