How long does it take to prepare for Ielts ?
490437
How long does it take to prepare for the\nIELTS Exam?\nIt depends on your level of English, how hard you study and\nhow easy it is for you to learn English. The suggested times\nbelow are for guidance only (some people may take longer):\n\nElementary 9 months 11 months\nPre-Intermediate 7 months 9 months\nEarly Intermediate 4 months 6 months\nIntermediate 2 months 4 months\nUpper Intermediate A few weeks 1 month
697477
Read this:  (About IELTS)  From M. Heasley\n\nIELTS is both a written and oral test , to address the problem in the oral test , my advice is to listen to BBC if you have cable and\nmore especially invest in a DVD player and watch any films made in Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, etc and listen to the actors. You can even subtitle the script to catch everything said and replay as often as you like. \n\nFor those of you that have to undergo the IELTS examination (International English Language Testing System) prior to an overseas job or academic or technical training, just go the webpage I have created courtesy of <www.myspace.com>\n\nThe page is <www.myspace.com/murrayheasley> Get the dots and slashes correct and\nyou should be fine.\n\nThis URL will provide the background and material you need to sail through the four modules of Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. IELTS is easy. It's simply a matter of getting the basics under control, especially time management\nin the exam context (under the clock!).\n\nGOOD LUCK.
681163
if u know there is some books the title is .. learn new language in 5 or 6 days ...somthing like thats ...thats will hhelp...\n\nbut in general u need about 500 words ..with littel of basic to how make sentinces ....\n\ngood luck for u :)
253849
It really depends how you are learning it.\nIf you are just having one two-hour lesson a week then it's going to take a very long time to get anywhere near conversationally fluent in that language. You'll pick up the basics in a year or two this way, but only the basics.\nHowever, if you are emersed in that language, by going to a full time language school, or living in a country where that language is spoken, you should get a good grasp of the language in a year, and be pretty well fluent within 3 to 5 years.
743277
I call IELTS, British TOEFL.  It is a standardized test of English.  In the listening section, speakers are British.  You should know word differences between the countries such as sidewalk, flashlight, lift, etc.\nThe Academic writing tasks require a argree/disagree persuasive writing and describing a (in most cases) graph or process diagram.\nTry a Kaplan centre.  You can probably get some free information from them.
1047021
there is a wide range of books on ielts. And it's hard to single out the best book. Whether u can gain 7.0 or not depends on ur attitude to study, how u study and ur will. you should practise 4 skills required frequently.you can choose some books of cambridge, barron or longman... all of these are very reliable.\nand some sites:\nwww.askynz.com/ielts/preparation.htm\nwww.onestopenglish.com/exams
1014425
Try TOEFL on-line test at http://www.toefl.ru/m_test.shtml\nor\nhttp://www.esl.com
1186191
Many US universities accept IELTS.\nGo to: ielts.org.\nThey have a list of all the universities in the US which accept it.\nMike\nhttp://www.ielts2u.bravehost.com
287767
The TOEFL® exam is undergoing some important changes. In order to meet the challenge of providing a more comprehensive assessment of an applicant’s ability to understand and use the English language in an academic environment, a “next generation” TOEFL® test has been developed to assess all four language skills - listening, reading, writing, and speaking. While some questions in each of the sections will be similar to questions found on the current computer-based test (CBT), others will be new. Thus, the scoring system will change as well. Each of the four language skills will now be reported on a scale of 0 to 30. There will also be a total score. In addition, the next generation TOEFL® exam will no longer have any computer-adaptive sections; it will be a linear assessment test covering a full range of levels of question difficulty. Note taking will be allowed on the new TOEFL® exam in order to better reflect real-life academic situations. The new test will take approximately four hours to finish. As of September 2005, the next generation TOEFL® iBT exam has begun to be administered via the Internet at secure, ETS®-approved test centers
120660
you need to do IELTS also visit British council for more details
794141
Apply as a skilled worker, do the IELTS english test, read up on the government website  www.cic.gc.ca, make sure you have the minimum of 67 points and be prepared to wait 2 years while your application is being processed.
576548
my friend if u ant to study in European countries first u must take the examination of ielts.the contact a best consultant in Ur country.i think he must help u.
990327
Yes we have to give test b4 entering School atleast Toefl for English Proficiency and at the atmost SAT or ACT for undergraduate.If you are applying for schools in Australia and UK then you have to IELTS.
249866
It all depends on your familiarity with the subject you are testing on.  I would recommend at least a week, studying 2 hours a day if you want to pretty much guarantee your success.
843609
That depends on your aptitude to learn languages and the time you dedicate. For some people, learning languages is very easy. Henry Schliemann, the discoverer of Troy, spoke 18 languages. According to his daughter, he learnt Spanish, Italian , and Portuguese in six weeks each
584089
Time depend on the following :\n1- Your age,ability,memory & studying hours per day .\n2- Teatcher cleverness and his tools for exeplanation .\n3- How far is the new language from your mothertongue .\n   You can learn new language basics in few weeks .\n        Good luck .
859532
I would recommend IELTS, as it is internationally recognised. It's used by the NHS and other UK government bodies for recruitment from abroad, as well as for America. There are test centres in Ireland. Follow the link and click on 'Ireland' for a full list.\nhttp://www.langcent.manchester.ac.uk/ieltscentre/ukieltstestcentres/#Ireland