What does IELTS G mean?

IELTS G is a type of IELTS test, which is mainly aimed at people applying for immigration or work visas. Compared with IELTS A, the content of G test is closer to daily life and work scenes. G-level candidates need to complete listening, reading, writing and speaking, and the speaking and writing parts will indicate whether they are G-level exams. Each part of the G test has different types of questions, which requires candidates to have corresponding practical application ability.

Taking the IELTS G test requires a certain level of English, but does not require a high language ability. The difficulty of the exam belongs to the primary level and is suitable for people with good English foundation. Before the exam, candidates need to make full preparations, especially in the oral and writing parts, and need to master certain test-taking strategies and skills to improve the speed and accuracy of answering questions.

Taking the IELTS G test and passing it can provide strong support for applying for immigration or work visa. Many countries and regions require IELTS scores for immigrants or work visas, and G scores can meet these requirements. In addition, some overseas educational institutions also accept Grade G as the evaluation standard of English proficiency, which is also a good choice for students who want to study abroad.