About IELTS: Old roast ducks in!

IELTS is a very technical test, it is best to apply for a new oriental or new channel of what class (to apply for a number of classes, this depends on your own foundation and expected results), quite useful, especially suitable for short-term test. I'm also on it myself.,It's quite easy.,But the ability to deal with certain types of questions has improved significantly.。。。

If you must want to learn by yourself, it is recommended that you apply for an online school, it is very cheap, and there is a certain amount of guidance, I personally recommend Hujiang Online School, I tried the water a year ago, speaking, writing, listening are good, and the impression is that it is reading, I don't like to read online for a long time, I don't like to follow the teacher, so I abandoned t t

If you want to strengthen your grammar, it is recommended to buy a grammar book from TOEFL, which is also recommended by one of my IELTS teachers, although it is officially edited by TOEFL, but it is very good, and you can read it in about an afternoon.

Hope it helps.

Oops, if the previous foundation is not done well, it will definitely go crazy. I'm going to be like you, I'm still the kind of person who doesn't consciously learn. Later, my family gave me IELTS training, and the effect was okay. After all, there is a teacher to guide the learning method.

I am now reviewing the IELTS book from Hu Min of the new channel, and I feel that the content arrangement is still very reasonable, from easy to difficult, step by step, and I also recommend it to you.

I swear I'm not an advertisement.

You can go to New Oriental, because it's really not about teaching English, it's about teaching you how to pass the exam.

Study more past questions and master the idea of the question, after all, there are skills to be found in the test.

Good luck with the exams!

1.What documents can I use to apply for the IELTS?

If you are from Chinese mainland, Hong Kong, Macau, we only accept resident ID card or passport.

If you are from Taiwan, we only accept Mainland Travel Permit (Home Return Permit) for Taiwan Residents

If you are a non-Chinese candidate, we only accept passports.

If you are an active duty military member, we only accept military IDs.

2.What should I do if my ID is lost or replaced before the exam?

If you fail to present the required valid ID on the day of the test, you will not be able to take the test.

Candidates must present the same ID as they did when registering (regardless of whether they are using an ID card or passport, the same candidate information must be displayed, including name, date of birth, ID card or passport number) We will not accept any other documents.

In this case, we recommend that you apply for a new ID as soon as possible and call the IELTS National Service Hotline to verify the relevant regulations.

3.Can I use a temporary ID card to take the test?

No, a temporary ID card cannot be used as a valid document to register for the exam.

4.Can I register for the IELTS exam if I am under the age of 16?

You can take the IELTS exam, but we do not recommend it for anyone under the age of 16.

5.If I am under the age of 16 and do not have an ID card, what are the requirements for registering?

You can register for the test with a valid passport.

6.If I am disqualified from the exam because I have a fake ID, can I take the IELTS exam again?

No, you will be permanently disqualified from applying for IELTS.

7.If I am found to be taking the test for someone else under a false name, or if I ask someone else to take the test for me, can I take the IELTS test again?

No, you will be permanently disqualified from applying for IELTS.