If studying abroad, which countries do IELTS and TOEFL apply to?

Specifically, TOEFL scores are widely used in overseas study applications in the United States, Canada, Britain, France, Germany, Ireland, New Zealand, Singapore, Japan, Belgium, the Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Norway, Austria, South Africa, Hong Kong and other countries and regions.

IELTS is applicable to all countries in the Commonwealth (including Britain, Canada, Australia and New Zealand). ) and many European countries (such as Germany, Denmark, Netherlands, Finland, Norway, Sweden, etc. ). Regarding which countries IELTS scores are applicable, there are also countries studying in the United States, Hong Kong and Southeast Asia, as well as South Africa and South Korea.

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Examination mode

Paper-pen mode

Candidates who choose the paper-and-pencil mode will take the listening, reading and writing tests through the paper-and-pencil mode and take the oral test through the "talk with everyone" form. The paper-and-pencil model is suitable for IELTS academic and training courses, and for IELTS academic and training courses for British visas and immigrants.

Computer examination mode

Candidates who choose the computer-based test mode will take the three-part test of listening, reading and writing through the computer-based test mode, and take the oral test in the form of "everyone talks". The computer test mode is suitable for IELTS academic and training courses, and IELTS academic classes for British visas and immigrants.

The computerized examination mode is completely consistent with the traditional paper-and-pencil mode in terms of examination fee, examination content, grading standard, difficulty level, examination type and examination safety setting.

At present, the test date of computer test mode is arranged more than once a week, and the deadline for registration is 7 days before the test date. Candidates can check their scores within 5-7 days after the test, and the oral test is generally arranged on the day of the computer test or as close as possible to the date of the computer test.

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