The IELTS listening test is recorded on a CD and played once only. During the test, time is given to candidate to read the questions and write and check their answers. Answers are written on the question paper as the candidate listen. After the recording, 10 minutes are given to the candidate to transfer their answers to answer sheet. Variety of voices and native speakers accents are heard only once in each section of IELTS listening.

A variety of questions is used in order to test the wide range of reading skills of the candidate. These IELTS reading tests include reading for gist, reading for main ideas, skimming, reading for details, understanding logical arguments, recognizing writers opinions, attitude and purpose. There are 40 questions based on three reading passages with total of 2, 000 to 2, 750 words. ACADEMIC READING TRAININGThe academic versions include three long texts ranging from descriptive to factual todiscursive and analytical.Texts are taken from magazines, books, journals and newspapers and have been written for non specialist audience. The topics deal with the issues which are interesting and accessible to the candidates and are of general interest. At least, one text contains a logical argument.It may contain non -verbal materials such as graphs, diagrams and pictographs.If it contains some technical terms, then glossary is provided. GENERAL READING TRAININGThis versions of test contains extracts from Notices, Books, Magazines, advertisements, company handbooks and manuals.It contains materials that are encountered daily in an English speaking environment. The first section social survival contains texts that are related to basic linguistic survival in English which contains tasks about retrieving and providing general factual information. The second section Training survival contains training context. This sections contains more complex language with some elaborated expressions. The third section General training which involves extended prose with complex structure. This section focuses on descriptive and instructive rather then argumentative texts.

IELTS writing module comprises of two tasks. Task 1 should be completed in 20 minutes which require candidates to write at least 150 words. Task 2 should be completed in 40 minutes which require candidates to write at least 250 words. ACADEMIC WRITING TRAININGThis version of test contains topics which are of general interests, suitable for candidates who are willing to enter undergraduate, postgraduate studies or seeking professional registration.

Speaking Module assess the use of spoken English. It consists of an oral interview between an examiner and interviewer. All the Speaking tests are recorded and the speaking component is delivered in such a way that it does not allow candidates to rehearse set responses.

The IELTS listening test is recorded on a CD and played once only. During the test, time is given to candidate to read the questions and write and check their answers. Answers are written on the question paper as the candidate listen. After the recording, 10 minutes are given to the candidate to transfer their answers to answer sheet. Variety of voices and native speakers accents are heard only once in each section of IELTS listening.

A variety of questions is used in order to test the wide range of reading skills of the candidate. These IELTS reading tests include reading for gist, reading for main ideas, skimming, reading for details, understanding logical arguments, recognizing writers opinions, attitude and purpose. There are 40 questions based on three reading passages with total of 2, 000 to 2, 750 words. ACADEMIC READING TRAININGThe academic versions include three long texts ranging from descriptive to factual todiscursive and analytical.Texts are taken from magazines, books, journals and newspapers and have been written for non specialist audience. The topics deal with the issues which are interesting and accessible to the candidates and are of general interest. At least, one text contains a logical argument.It may contain non -verbal materials such as graphs, diagrams and pictographs.If it contains some technical terms, then glossary is provided. GENERAL READING TRAININGThis versions of test contains extracts from Notices, Books, Magazines, advertisements, company handbooks and manuals.It contains materials that are encountered daily in an English speaking environment. The first section social survival contains texts that are related to basic linguistic survival in English which contains tasks about retrieving and providing general factual information. The second section Training survival contains training context. This sections contains more complex language with some elaborated expressions. The third section General training which involves extended prose with complex structure. This section focuses on descriptive and instructive rather then argumentative texts.

IELTS writing module comprises of two tasks. Task 1 should be completed in 20 minutes which require candidates to write at least 150 words. Task 2 should be completed in 40 minutes which require candidates to write at least 250 words. ACADEMIC WRITING TRAININGThis version of test contains topics which are of general interests, suitable for candidates who are willing to enter undergraduate, postgraduate studies or seeking professional registration.

Speaking Module assess the use of spoken English. It consists of an oral interview between an examiner and interviewer. All the Speaking tests are recorded and the speaking component is delivered in such a way that it does not allow candidates to rehearse set responses.