About IELTS, CEFR, TOEFL
You can take your test at one of our official test centres on paper or on a computer. All you need is a valid identification document and choose the most convenient way of payment for you. The British Council cannot accept payments made from banks (or other financial institutions) sanctioned by the UK or any…
Once you have determined which IELTS exam is right for your purposes and the score you need to achieve, the best advice I can give you is to keep it simple. There is so much conflicting and confusing advice on the internet that it’s vitally important that you don’t become overwhelmed. Take some time to…
To put it simply: nothing. Both test formats are exactly the same. The only difference is the paperwork that you will have to complete on the day of your exam. UKVI IELTS can be used to support visa applications to the UK. Comparatively, IELTS cannot, as the paperwork does not meet the UK Home Office…
There are very small differences between the actual format of IELTS Academic and IELTS General. However, they both test different skills, so you need to make sure that you choose the correct one for you. The type of test that you need to take will be decided by the organisation where you need to present…
The answer to this question will vary depending on your reason for taking the exam. Luckily, it is very easy to find out what score you need. If you need to take the exam to apply for a scholarship or further education, you should contact the school or university of your choice. Most universities include…
The answer to this question depends on your own personal circumstance, but it is most likely that you require a certificate that proves your proficiency using the English language. The reason that so many people choose to take the IELTS exam is that it tests both: The fact that the exam also tests your practical…
