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IELTS on Computer

A new way to experience IELTS

Everyone loves choice. Now, with computer-delivered testing, you will take exactly the same IELTS test, Academic or General Training, but you can choose to type your answers, or write them on paper – whichever suits you best.

What is computer-delivered testing?

It’s exactly the same test content and structure, but you’ll take it sitting in a modern computer lab using the latest technology and with technical staff on hand to help. Many test takers have told us they would like to try it, so computer-delivered testing is now being introduced at test centres across Canada.

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You prefer typing to writing

  Whether you are more comfortable typing than writing, or you think your handwriting    is hard to read, using a computer could be the answer. Plus you can go back and        edit your answers easily during the test – as you can with the paper-based option.

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You can still plan your answers on paper

  70% of test takers we spoke to said they liked being able to plan the Writing section   of their test on paper, and you can still do this with computer-delivered testing.

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Same content. Greater flexibility.

  It covers the same content, and now you have more dates to choose from and you        can pick the day of the week that fits best with your schedule.

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Same Speaking test. More convenience.

  The Speaking test is still face-to-face in a private room with a trained and qualified        Examiner, as it is the most effective way of assessing speaking skills, and now you        can select online the day on which you take it.

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Same results format. Faster results.

  Your results are still delivered in the same easy-to-understand Test Report Form, and        now you can view them online in 3-5 days and have your Test Report Form sent to        you by post.

Computer-Delivered IELTS Tutorials

For more information about IELTS, visit British Council IELTS Canada

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