官方:雅思机考常见问题解答
中英网 www.uker.net 2009-01-05 来源: 无忧雅思网 作者: 未知
重点内容摘要:
1. 中国目前还没有实行机考
2. 机考题型和难度仍然不变,且只是听力,阅读,写作机考,口语仍然是考官与考生之间一对一的考试
3. 费用没有变化
官方说明如下:
This section provides answers to frequently asked candidate questions relating to Computer-based IELTS. Please check this section before contacting the IELTS enquiries service.
See also: IELTS frequently asked questions for more general IELTS questions and answers.
What is Computer-based IELTS (CB IELTS)?
Where is CB IELTS available?
Why is CB IELTS not available everywhere?
Will CB IELTS be available in other countries in the future?
How can someone apply to take CB IELTS?
How much does the CB IELTS test cost?
How are the CB IELTS tests marked?
Do candidates have to take the Speaking test on computer in CB IELTS?
How is CB IELTS scored?
Which is easier, the computer-based test or the paper-based test?
When do candidates get the results of their CB IELTS test?
Will the receiving institution know that a candidate has taken the computer- based version of IELTS?
Is General Training IELTS available as a computer-based test?
Answers
1. What is Computer-based IELTS (CB IELTS)?
CB IELTS is a computer-based version of IELTS. It consists of the Listening,
Readingand Writing tests. To maintain our personal approach, all IELTS Speaking
tests will still be conducted face-to-face.
2. Where is CB IELTS available?
Bangladesh, Dhaka – British Council more information
Egypt, Alexandria – British Council more information
Egypt, Cairo Agouza – British Council more information
India, New Delhi – British Council more information
India, New Delhi – IDP Education Australia more information
Italy, Milan – British Council more information
Jordan, Amman – British Council more information
SKenya, Nairobi – Australian University Studies Institute more information
UAE, Abu Dhabi – British Council more information
UAE, Dubai – British Council more information
Vietnam, Hanoi – British Council more information
3.Why is CB IELTS not available everywhere?
CB IELTS is being introduced initially at a limited number of IELTS centres, which have been chosen on the basis of specific technical and administrative requirements. The availability of the computer-based test will gradually be increased to meet the developing needs of both candidates and test score users globally.