5 Ways IELTS Can Assist You Work, Study Live Abroad

If you desire to travel, work, and study or just live abroad, using the ambit of the IELTS but have your doubts, thee e 5 pertinent points to will reassure you.

The Eagle has arranged them in the form of questions commonly asked by those who are not sufficiently educated about the IELTS .

1. Someone may ask, what is IELTS and how is it critical to my travel, study or to live abroad.

The IELTS stands for The International English Language Testing Service. The IELTS is the world’s most popular English language test and can be of help to you If you are looking to work, study or live abroad.

2. How did the IELTS come about?

It is developed by globally renowned and language experts; professionals who could also undertake language assessment and evaluation covering all the language skills — reading, writing, listening and speaking. This helps to easily assimilate in English speaking environments, especially for those who desire to live abroad.

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3. How is the possession of the test of IELTS skill and competences important?

In most countries where English is the main language, you’ll need evidence of English language skills to apply for jobs and admissions to study, The test reflects how you will use English to study, work and live in an English speaking environment. The British Council is reputed for the administration of IELTS.

4, In how many countries is the IELTS recognised?

The IELTS is accepted by more than 10,000 organisations in over 140 countries. Those organisations include governments, academic institutions and employers with 3,000 in the USA alone.

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5.       What if my intention is to apply my IELTS competence at home?

Very well, because proving your English language skills with an IELTS test can help you get a better job or a promotion in your home country if you do not want to live abroad. English graduates or others competent in the use of the language are in regular demand for short courses, including trainings, seminars and spelling and pronunciation contests.

-Adapted from The British Council