IELTS test schedule:

[7: 55 am] Go to the waiting room to read the exam instructions?

[8: 05 am] At the entrance of the examination room, queue up for admission.

[8: 20 am] Check your identity and take a seat.

[8: 35 am] Examiner's reading test standard

[8: 50 am] Debugging headphones

[8: 58 am] Answer the question card first.

[9: 00 am] Give out the listening test paper.

[9: 30 am] The hearing is over.

[9: 45 am] Send out reading papers.

[10: 45 am] Rest 10 minutes?

[10: 55 a.m.] Send composition paper.

[165438+ 0: 55 am] The exam is over.

Extended data:

IELTS Test Structure and Problems:

1, Listening (Academic &; Training course)

Duration of listening test: 30 minutes, 10 minutes. Copy the answers to the answer sheet.

Listening test: * * contains 4 monologues and dialogues. Each listening material is played only once, corresponding to 10 questions, and the order of the questions is the same as the order in which the answers appear in the listening material.

2. Reading (academic)

Reading test duration: 60 minutes

Reading test: * * contains 3 paragraphs and 40 corresponding questions. The number of questions to be answered in each article is different. The contents and topics of the article all appear on the examination paper. The article is based on real publications (such as books, periodicals and newspapers) for non-professionals to read, which is very similar to the articles that candidates will read in university courses in the future.

It also contains non-text content, such as charts, curves or illustrations. The total length of all articles is about 2000-2750 words.

3. Reading (training)

Reading test duration: 60 minutes

Reading test: * * contains 3 parts and 40 corresponding questions, and the difficulty of the article goes from shallow to deep. The first part has the question 14, and the second and third parts have the question 13 respectively. The contents and topics of the article all appear on the examination paper. The contents of the first part are selected from notices, advertisements, timetables, promotional materials and other similar contents.

The second part usually consists of two articles, the contents of which are selected from the university enrollment brochure, course introduction, university course introduction, library guide, regulations and other similar contents. The third part is a long article, selected from newspapers, magazines, periodicals, novels or non-fiction books, and other similar contents. The total length of all articles is about 2400 words.

4. Writing (academic)

Writing test duration: 60 minutes

Writing test questions: * * two compositions. The first article (Task 1) is a chart analysis writing, such as tables, graphs, bar charts or schematic diagrams. Candidates need to describe these information or data, which should be no less than 150 words; The second article (Task 2) is argumentative. Candidates should discuss according to the opinions, questions or topics given in the topic, and the requirements are not less than 250 words.

Examiners grade the following four items: task completion (task 1)/ task answer (task 2), coherence and cohesion, lexical transformation, sentence diversity and grammatical accuracy. The weight of these four aspects is the same.

5. Writing (training)

Writing test duration: 60 minutes

Writing test questions: * * two compositions. Ask the first candidate to write a personal letter according to the questions or events in the topic, which can be informal, semi-formal or formal.

Topics include a description of a problem or event and three requirements for the tasks that candidates need to complete, not less than 150 words; The second essay is argumentative. Candidates need to discuss according to the opinions, questions or topics given in the topic, and the requirements are not less than 250 words.

6. Oral English (academic &; Training course)

Speaking test duration: 1 1- 14 minutes.

Question type of oral English test: IELTS test examines the oral English level of candidates through one-on-one communication between candidates and examiners, which is the closest interactive evaluation to real life scenes at present.

All IELTS examiners will receive unified training and strict monitoring to ensure that candidates are judged according to global unified standards. The standard is divided into four items: fluency and coherence, lexical diversity, grammatical diversity and accuracy, and pronunciation. Every exam will be recorded all the time, so as to monitor it later and ensure the objectivity and fairness of the oral exam.

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