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IELTS stands for International English Language Testing System. This clearly signifies one thing, as a matter of fact, that it is a test that acknowledges global English, not just British, American or Australian English for that matter. In addition to this, there is one more peculiar factor that makes IELTS the front runner, it works on the profound system of the skill and language alignment.

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IELTS Overview

Many people have the dream to fly abroad on various interests like academics, professional registration, and permanent residency. Being an abroad career aspirant, you are required to take the IELTS test to prove your English language abilities to the immigration authorities, universities or companies of the country you desire to migrate. IELTS will majorly assess the test taker’s English language skills with respect to the language used in scenarios of everyday life, workplaces, and universities. IELTS test is categorized into two versions, according to test taker’s purpose of migration. Below is the complete Ielts overview.

WHAT IS IELTS ?

IELTS stands for International English Language Testing System. This clearly signifies one thing, as a matter of fact, that it is a test that acknowledges global English, not just British, American or Australian English for that matter. In addition to this, there is one more peculiar factor that makes IELTS the front runner, it works on the profound system of the skill and language alignment. English is a language, whereas communication is a skill. And, the well-designed assessment structure of IELTS judges a candidate’s ability to exhibit the language, which is English, through his/her communication, which is a skill, and vice versa.

IELTS TEST VERSIONS

IELTS has two test versions- IELTS Academic & IELTS General Training. Let’s try to comprehend both of these two test versions in an easier way.

The IELTS Academic test is designed for those candidates who wish to pursue their higher education in an environment where English is the primary source of communication. This test pattern in particular mirrors the key elements of the very academic nature of the language, and also, at the same time gauges, whether or not the candidate is prepared to take up his/her studies or even training in an English speaking country

This brings us to the second test version, which is the IELT General Training. This test version helps the candidates to try out their hands into global migration. It is undoubtedly a prerequisite if you want to migrate into countries like the UK, Australia, Canada, and also New Zealand. The structure of the test especially focuses on the very fundamental existence skills in social and employment conditions. So, basically put, the IELTS General Training test is made for those select groups of people who wish to go to the English speaking countries primarily for work experience or, in a rare case scenario, for training programs as well.

It’s quite a significant statement, that is mentioned above. And, there is a strong reason to mention it.

IELTS will evaluate a candidate on receptive as well as productive skills. Receptive basically means, that how much a person is open or approachable, that is to say, how much one can take in and then respond simultaneously, and this skill is judged in the Listening & the Reading section. Whereas, the word productive means efficient. Hence, IELTS will gauge a candidate that how efficient he/she is in responding to the examiner through the tasks given in the Writing & Speaking section.

IELTS stands for International English Language Testing System. This clearly signifies one thing, as a matter of fact, that it is a test that acknowledges global English, not just British, American or Australian English for that matter. In addition to this, there is one more peculiar factor that makes IELTS the front runner, it works on the profound system of the skill and language alignment. English is a language, whereas communication is a skill. And, the well-designed assessment structure of IELTS judges a candidate’s ability to exhibit the language, which is English, through his/her communication, which is a skill, and vice versa.

THE FOUR MODULES

When you give your IELTS test, then you are judged on all the four parts of communication, listening, reading, writing & speaking. And, the reason it is done is that, all these four language skills are important for effective communication. The structure is as follows:

  • Listening (40 minutes) (Scoring scale: 0-9 bands)
  • Reading (60 minutes) (Scoring scale: 0-9 bands)
  • Writing (60 minutes) (Scoring scale: 0-9 bands)
  • Speaking (11-14 minutes) (Scoring scale: 0-9 bands)

L, R, W will occur on the same day, whereas, speaking will take place either on the same day or 7 days before/after from the L, R, W. The Listening & Speaking will be the same for both Academic & General Training, However, there is a difference in Reading & Writing for both the test versions. So, this was an overview of IELTS. For detailed information on each of the modules kindly hit the required heading.