Jiangsu Media School IELTS Computer Test Site Address

Address of IELTS test center of Jiangsu Institute of Communication: No.0/56, Yanghuihong Village, Yuhuatai District, Nanjing, Jiangsu Province.

Convenient transportation:

The examination room is located next to Yuhuatai Scenic Spot in Nanjing, and next to IKEA and Kazimen subway stations on Metro Line 3.

1, Nanjing Railway Station: Take Metro Line 3 and get off at Kazimen Station (Exit 4).

2. Nanjing High-speed Railway South Station or Coach South): Take Metro Line 3 and get off at Kazimen Station (Exit 4); Or take bus 190, 84 and 19 and get off at Kazimen station.

3. Nanjing Coach Station (Xiaohongshan Bus Station: Take Metro Line 3 to Kazimen Station (Exit 4).

4. Coach East Station: Take bus 1 15 and get off at Houxingmen Station, then transfer to bus 190 and get off at Chengtoucheng Station.

5. Coach North Station: Take bus No.487 to the east of Tianruncheng subway station, and transfer to subway line 3 to Kazimen station (exit 4).

6. Local transportation: Take bus No.26, No.202, No.305, No.702, No.737 and No.764 and get off at Kazimen Street West Station; Take bus 14, 33, 60, 84, 98, 70 1, 704, 706 and get off at Chengtou City Station. Or take Metro Line 3 and get off at Kazimen Station (Exit 4).

Introduction to IELTS:

The full name of IELTS is the International English Language Testing System. Like TOEFL, IELTS is an international English proficiency test jointly managed by Cambridge University Testing Center, British Council and Australian University International Development Agency.

Ielts can be divided into two modes: academic type is used to test whether candidates' English level can study undergraduate and postgraduate courses in English environment, which is somewhat similar to TOEFL; Generaltraining focuses on evaluating whether candidates have the basic English skills needed to survive in English-speaking countries, that is, survivalenglish.

In Europe and North America, more and more universities are beginning to accept IELTS scores. Immigration bureaus in Britain, Australia, New Zealand and other countries regard IELTS scores as the only standard for skilled immigrants and other immigrants to measure their English ability.