New Zealand Immigration Guide

What's the difference between IELTS class A and IELTS class G? IELTS is divided into two types: general training module and academic module.

General training (general training? The modular IELTS test focuses on evaluating whether candidates have enough English skills to live in English-speaking countries, so it is also called the survival English test. Candidates who go to Commonwealth countries to participate in non-academic training generally take general training examinations at the request of training institutions. In addition, the immigration agencies in Canada, Australia and New Zealand all take the test results of IELTS as the reference standard for the English level of skilled immigrants.

The academic module IELTS test focuses on evaluating whether candidates have the language ability to study undergraduate or postgraduate courses in English environment. Different schools and degrees have different requirements for IELTS scores. At present, the IELTS scores are recognized by universities in the United States, Canada, Britain, Australia, Europe, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Singapore and Malaysia. If you haven't decided which country to study in, IELTS is undoubtedly a good choice.

Class G is relatively simple, and writing and reading are different from Class A. Class G is generally closely combined with life, so you will be asked to write a letter or something when writing. Class a is of course related to academic aspects.

IELTS, the full name of the International English Language Testing System, is one of the famous international English standardized proficiency tests. The IELTS test was established in 1989 and is jointly managed by the British Council, the Cambridge University Examinations Board and the Australian Education International Development Agency (IDP). ?

Reference Baidu Encyclopedia-IELTS