IELTS is an English language test that assesses your English language proficiency of Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking.

The University of Cambridge Local Syndicates, the British Council and IDP Education Australia jointly manage this test. There are more than 250 test centers in over 106 countries. This test is not only for education purposes but is also made compulsory for migration to Australia, New Zealand, Canada and other countries.

IELTS tests a complete range of skills commonly encountered by people when studying or when having training in English. The test is divided into two modules Academic and General Training. Both the modules consist of four parts that are listening, reading, writing and speaking. The modules of listening and speaking are same for both Academic and General Training candidates. If you are planning to undertake an education course, you should sit in for the Academic reading and writing modules. If you are planning to undertake non-academic training or require it for immigration purposes, it is recommended that you sit for General Training reading and writing.