In April 2020, the new IELTS Indicator test went live. However, is this new online test from IELTS suitable for every test-taker? Definitely not! Today, Nick I explain exactly what you should consider before you apply for the test (and there is a lot!) You can find the full episode notes for this episode and a transcript of the conversation at http://podcast.myieltsclassroom.com/
Episode Notes
IELTS tests are currently cancelled in almost every country in the world because of COVID19, which is causing problems for all IELTS test-takers. Doctors are unable to get a certificate to register for PLAB, those who wish to migrate are unable to prove their level of English fir their visa applications, and students wishing to start a university course in September are currently unable apply to an academic institution.
Obviously, all of these groups of students are equally important, but it is the final group who are the biggest and have the most pressing need. Right now is the time when European and American universities accept applications for courses that in September. However, with no IELTS tests running, it's impossible for them to offer students a place as they don't know who has the right level of English to complete undergraduate and post graduate courses. So, to help these universities, IELTS have come up with a solution – The IELTS Indicator test.
In this episode, we will:
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