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Get yourself ready for IELTS Online
There are some minimum system, equipment and software requirements you need to meet to be able to access IELTS Online on your computer.
Environment and equipment
Quiet, private well-lit space with a desk
Stable internet connection
Desktop with a microphone, camera and speaker
Laptop with a microphone, camera and speaker
Passport
Tablet with a camera
Hardware and software
Operating system
Storage requirements
Access to browsers
Internet connection speed
Download and completing pre-system checks on Inspera Exam Portal softwar
Do’s
Make sure your space is quiet, private, and well-lit
Make sure you have installed the Inspera Exam Portal on your computer before the test
Make sure your speaker and microphone for the entire test
Make sure your Camera is switched on and uncovered
Make sure you have your original identity document
Dont’s
Make sure no one else is in the room with you (Including pets)
No headphones are allowed for any part of the test
No watches, electronic devices; video or voice recorder are allowed in the room during the test
No note paper, pens, or pencils are allowed
No reference materials
Your ticket to Canada with Student Direct Stream (SDS) visa and IELTS - SDS success rate
SDS success rate is relatively higher than the Non-SDS because the number of documents to be submitted in SDS is less. Also, IELTS is the only English Language proficiency test to be accepted in Canada for the SDS application.*
Let’s look at one of the key criteria in the IELTS Speaking test and IELTS Writing test, which is worth 25% of your total score. There are two aspects to this particular criteria as it covers both ‘range’ and ‘accuracy’. But what is the difference between the two? The idea of grammar accuracy is very familiar to many learners of language. In IELTS, the bands are separated according to firstly how many grammar errors are made. At the top bands from 7 to 9, a speaker or writer should only make a few, occasional or rare errors. In the middle bands like from 4 to 6, grammar mistakes are more frequent, but the difference with band 6 is that the mistakes do not impact on the writer’s or speaker’s message from coming through.
International English Language Testing System
IELTS, the International English Language Testing System, is the world's most popular high stakes English language test. It is designed to assess the language ability of people who need to study or work where English is the language of communication.
The IELTS test is accepted by over 10,000 organisations in 140 countries, and is recognised by universities and employers in many countries including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and the US.
IELTS can be taken for the following purposes:
Study abroad - Students planning to study in English speaking countries such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, the US, Ireland or wherever the medium of instruction is English need to take an English language test that approves their language proficiency.
Work abroad - IELTS score is acknowledged by employers and professional bodies from English-speaking countries in various fields such as engineering, law, nursing, medicine, accountancy, teaching, and more.
Immigration - If you are planning to immigrate to an English speaking country, it is mandatory for you to take IELTS. Migration authorities in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, US, and the United Kingdom use IELTS to process immigration.
Let’s look at one of the key criteria in the IELTS Speaking test and IELTS Writing test, which is worth 25% of your total score. There are two aspects to this particular criteria as it covers both ‘range’ and ‘accuracy’. But what is the difference between the two? The idea of grammar accuracy is very familiar to many learners of language. In IELTS, the bands are separated according to firstly how many grammar errors are made. At the top bands from 7 to 9, a speaker or writer should only make a few, occasional or rare errors. In the middle bands like from 4 to 6, grammar mistakes are more frequent, but the difference with band 6 is that the mistakes do not impact on the writer’s or speaker’s message from coming through.
International English Language Testing System
IELTS, the International English Language Testing System, is the world's most popular high stakes English language test. It is designed to assess the language ability of people who need to study or work where English is the language of communication.
The IELTS test is accepted by over 10,000 organisations in 140 countries, and is recognised by universities and employers in many countries including Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK and the US.
IELTS can be taken for the following purposes:
Study abroad - Students planning to study in English speaking countries such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the UK, the US, Ireland or wherever the medium of instruction is English need to take an English language test that approves their language proficiency.
Work abroad - IELTS score is acknowledged by employers and professional bodies from English-speaking countries in various fields such as engineering, law, nursing, medicine, accountancy, teaching, and more.
Immigration - If you are planning to immigrate to an English speaking country, it is mandatory for you to take IELTS. Migration authorities in Australia, Canada, New Zealand, US, and the United Kingdom use IELTS to process immigration.
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