1) What is the difference between IELTS Academic and IELTS
General Training (GT) Modules?
- Generally, Academic modules are meant for candidates who wish
to enrol in higher level studies, or for registration with certain
professional bodies.
- GT modules on the other hand are usually meant for those going
to an english speaking country, to complete their secondary
studies, to undertake work experience or training not at degree
level, or for solely immigration purposes.
2) How long is the test results valid for?
- An IELTS test report is generally valid for two years, if
accompanied by evidence that the candidate has make an effort to
maintain or improve on his/her english language proficiency. This
however may not always be the case, and candidates are advised to
check with relevant authorities.
3) Can I change or cancel my test, or transfer my vacancy
to another candidate?
- IELTS candidates will be charged the full test fee if they
postpone or cancel the test within 5 weeks of the test date, unless
they provide appropriate medical evidence to support the
postponement or cancellation. Medical evidence must be provided
within 5 days of the test date.
- IELTS registration is non-transferable under any
circumstances.
4) My first language is English. Do I still need to take
IELTS?
- This question can only be answered by the relevant migration
authorities, for eg The Australian High Commission.
5) I have a tertiary degree, and have a lot of work
experience in an english speaking country. Do I still need to take
IELTS?
- Similarly, this question can only be answered by the relevant
migration authorities.
6) Do you conduct IELTS preparation
courses?
- While we do not conduct any IELTS preparation courses, IELTS
practice materials are available for sale. Each pack consist of 1
guidebook, 2 CDs and cost $80. When registering for IELTS, please
check with our staff on availability of stock.