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Introduction to IELTS Agenda Introduce the IELTS exam Look at the IELTS band scores and typical scores for Universities Look at each section of the exam and sample questions Learn some tips for each section which Tutors and Teachers can pass on to their students Introduce Web’s new VIP IELTS course and course materials IELTS International English Language Testing System Facts IELTS is the World’s most popular English-language test for higher education and immigration In 2009, 1.4 million people took the test in over 130 countries Managed by the University of Cambridge, the British Council and IELTS Australia Accepted by most British, Australian, Canadian, New Zealand, Irish and South African institutions, as well as more than 3000 institutions in the USA It is required for Australian, New Zealand and Canadian Immigration A variety of accents are presented Who takes it and why? Academic Test People who want to study in University or other higher education Institution in an English-speaking country General Test People who want to undertake non-academic training, gain work experience or for immigration purposes. Taking the Test We will not be arranging the exam for students, but for your reference, the following 4 locations hold the IELTS exam: British Council – Fuzhou Rd East China Normal University Shanghai University of Finance Economics (Guodong Rd Zhongshanbeiyi Rd Campuses) (The exam fee is 1450 RMB) Typical Scores The required score will obviously depend on the student, the country and the institution they wish to study in, but the majority of students will be aiming for between 5.5 and 7.0 E.g. Most British Universities require 6.0 to 6.5. Oxford Cambridge Universities require at least 7.0 Test Format There are 4 parts to the IELTS exam: Listening Reading Writing Speaking The Listening, Reading and Writing parts are taken in one sitting. The Speaking part can be taken on the same day or up to 7 days before or after. Listening Duration: 30 m