Is IELTS score important?

IELTS scores are not only the recognized standards of universities in Britain, Australia and Canada, but also the language requirements of immigrants from these three countries, so it is very important for students to get IELTS scores when choosing universities in these countries and preparing for exams.

The IELTS test is 1% recognized by universities in Britain, Australia and Canada, and it is also a proof of the language ability of skilled immigrant visa applications in these three countries. Among them, IELTS is the only recognized language test in the application of China-Canada Student Cooperation Program (SPP) and Learning Implantation Program (SDS). In Hong Kong, many universities subsidize recent graduates to take the IELTS test. In the comprehensive recruitment of civil servants in Hong Kong, IELTS test is regarded as proof of English language ability. In addition, IELTS score is also one of the recruitment conditions of many companies in Hong Kong. IELTS is also the preferred English language proficiency certificate for English teaching programs in some universities in Malaysia, Singapore, the Netherlands, Sweden, Finland and other countries. The IELTS test is divided into two types, namely, academic class (Class A) and training class (Class G). The academic IELTS test tests the English level of candidates and evaluates whether the English level of candidates meets the requirements of applying for undergraduate and postgraduate degrees or above, which is suitable for students preparing to study abroad. IELTS for training focuses on assessing basic language skills, and is suitable for those who plan to work or emigrate in English-speaking countries (such as Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the United Kingdom) or apply for training and non-diploma courses.