IELTS assesses all of your English skills — reading, writing, listening and speaking, and is designed to reflect how you will use English at study, at work, and at play, in your new life abroad. The ...

and author of several IELTS books and practice tests, wrote in an email. The test is two hours and 45 minutes long with assessments on listening (30 minutes), reading (60 minutes), writing (60 ...

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Engramm is thrilled to launch its new IELTS preparation course and this innovative program will meet the increasing demand ...

In this week’s column, we will delve into the PTE and the Duolingo English Test, two additional assessments from which ...

Our preferred tests are listed below. We expect you to reach the required level at a single setting of the test, but may accept IELTS One Skill Retake at the discretion of the selectors. If you have ...

reading and writing tests. Differences include: the listening is only heard once in IELTS, there is no choice in the writing tasks and the speaking test is not quite as structured as in FCE or CAE ...

guidelines stipulate that all students entering the United Kingdom to study must have an English language qualification evidencing proficiency in each of the four sub-components of language learning ...

You can also scan your ID or take a picture with your cellphone and email it to Language.test@concordia.ca after you complete your on-line application. If your proof of identity has been sent for visa ...

Essentials Test: The TOEFL Essentials requirements of the OGSPS are not accepted by all graduate programs. Please review the English proficiency requirements for your specific program of interest here ...

Public opinion has influenced parents' decision to send their children to IELTS (the International English Language Testing ...

For Reading, Hoa emphasizes the importance ... which evaluates vocabulary usage in IELTS Speaking tests. "Just speak spontaneously to practice fluency; don’t worry about mistakes initially.