Is it more difficult to take IELTS in Finland than in China?

Taking IELTS in Finland is no more difficult than taking it in China.

The IELTS test has a question bank, and questions are drawn from the same question bank all over the world. Generally speaking, in domestic exams, speaking scores can be higher, but writing scores are generally not high. If you take an IELTS class in China, you can get high scores on the listening questions very accurately.

IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is jointly managed by the Foreign Language Examination Department of the University of Cambridge Examinations Board, the British Council and IDP Education Group. It is a test for English proficiency. An English proficiency test for people who plan to study, work or settle in an English-speaking country.

The IELTS test is divided into two categories: academic and training, which are respectively aimed at students applying to study abroad and those who plan to work or immigrate in English-speaking countries. The test is divided into four parts: listening, speaking, reading and writing, with a total score of 9 points.

As of 2014, IELTS has been recognized by more than 9,000 educational institutions, employers, professional associations and government departments in 135 countries around the world; as the global leader in English assessment for study abroad and immigration, IELTS is More than 2 million candidates take the IELTS exam every year.