tailieunhanh - Guide for teachers IELTS

The study began in January 2010. Ethics approval for the conduct of the study was gained from the UTS Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC) before the recruitment of student participants commenced. Final clearance from the UTS HREC was obtained at the end of March 2010 and 40 places were then reserved at the UTS IELTS Test Centre for the Academic module of the IELTS Test to be conducted on 10 July 2010. A research assistant was contracted in April, her first task being to recruit participants for the study. Student email addresses were accessed through university databases and a broadcast. | t IELTS Guide for teachers Contents o Section 1 IELTS overview Section 2 IELTS test format Section 3 IELTS scores and interpretation Section 4 What makes IELTS an international test Section 5 Tips from teachers o Section 6 Becoming an IELTS examiner Section 7 Continual research-based development Appendix i IELTS assessment criteria band descriptors Appendix ii How IELTS maps to the Common European Framework of Reference CEFR IELTS makes for a confident student. Senior Teacher Turning Point India 1 The International English Language Testing System IELTS assesses the English language proficiency of people who want to study or work where English is used as the language of communication. It provides a fair accurate and relevant assessment of language skills based on well-established standards and covers the full range of proficiency levels from non-user to expert user. There are two versions of IELTS. Test takers can choose either Academic or General Training modules of the test. Both modules of the test consist of four separate components assessing the four language skills -Listening Reading Writing and Speaking. IELTS results are reported on a 9-band scale designed to be simple and easy to understand. This scale has remained consistent and has acquired currency around the world over the past three decades. I ELTS is the world s most popular high stakes English language test with over million tests taken each year. Over 7 000 organisations in over 130 countries recognise and use IELTS for selection purposes. IELTS is offered at over 800 test locations worldwide. Test questions are developed by testing specialists in Australia Canada New Zealand the UK and the US. Test questions are based on authentic materials sourced from all over the world. IELTS for teachers of English IELTS is well-known by teachers of English around the world through IELTS preparation courses offered at their institution or local language school. The IELTS partners encourage .

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