What is IELTS?

A recognized English proficiency exam that aids in employment, education, or immigration to a nation where English is the primary language is the International English Language Testing System (IELTS). On a scale of 1 to 9, test takers evaluate their proficiency in reading, writing, speaking, and listening in English.

Candidates must be able to exhibit a high level of English proficiency in order to obtain better education and employment options while assimilating into the new society, as English is the third most spoken language in the world.

General IELTS

The general IELTS exam assesses students’ English language skills in a real-world, everyday setting.

It is intended for

Individuals that are open to studying overseas at lower degree levels
The Speaking test can be taken the same day or up to seven days before or after the other General and Academic IELTS modules. Professionals looking for work experience or other employment training complete the Listening, Reading, and Writing portions of the IELTS exam all at once.

Academic IELTS

The Academic IELTS test assesses English language competency appropriate for a classroom setting.

It is intended for

Individuals who are open to learning in an English-speaking setting for the aim of professional registration
While the Speaking test can be taken the same day or up to seven days prior to or following the other General and Academic IELTS modules, the Listening, Reading, and Writing portions of the test are completed all at once.