KF DEV

Tag: About IELTS

  • Take IELTS at Centre of Languages and Communication of Poznan University of Technology

    Take IELTS at Centre of Languages and Communication of Poznan University of Technology

    Take the IELTS test
    at Poznan University
    of Technology.
    More information soon!

    ielts logo

    Take the IELTS test
    at the Poznan University of Technology.
    More information soon!

    IELTS session will be conducted by the Official Exam Centre Lang LTC.

    Register below for the exam on February 28, 2026 or March 21, 2026

    REGISTER FOR IELTS

    How to register for the IELTS test at Poznan?  

    Registration will redirect you to the official IELTS IDP website. We are the sole representative of the IELTS IDP distributor in Poland.

    Click the button below and register for the IELTS exam in Poznan:

    IELTS test at Poznan University of Technology – Information

    • IELTS is available in two different test formats. The type of test you choose depends on the purpose for which you are taking it.
    • IELTS Academic is designed for people who are applying for university admission.
    • IELTS General Training is designed for individuals going to English-speaking countries for secondary education, gaining work experience, or participating in training programs.
    • Before registering for the test, ensure which version is required by the institution you are applying to.

    IELTS General Training is designed for individuals going to English-speaking countries for secondary education, gaining work experience, or participating in training programs. It is also a requirement for those migrating to Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom, The Listening and Speaking modules are identical for both tests, while the Reading and Writing sections differ in content depending on the version of the test chosen,

    More on: IELTS Academic or General Training?

    REGISTER FOR IELTS

     

    ielts logo

    What is the IELTS test? Why is it worth taking? Find out below!  

    IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is the world’s most popular test for proficiency in the English language, designed for higher education and global migration.

    It is recognized by over 11,000 organizations, including top universities and institutions in more than 140 countries, with an endorsement from 3,000 organizations in the United States alone.

    Find out more: About the IELTS Test

    Why might you need the IELTS test?  

    You may need the IELTS test for various purposes, including:

    • studying abroad,
    • working abroad or in an English-speaking environment,
    • requirement to present a certificate confirming your level of English proficiency (e.g., during PhD studies),
    • emigration to an English-speaking country.

    IELTS Test – good to know  

    What does “Paper-Based (PB) IELTS” mean?  

    The IELTS session on December 6 at Poznan University of Technology will be conducted in a paper-based format. This means the test will be taken in the traditional manner, written on paper.

    IELTS results  

    For the paper-based version, IELTS results will be available after 13 calendar days. Find how to check your IELTS results here.

    A paper copy of your official Test Report Form will be send to you via registered mail after 13 days after the test.

    IELTS test fee  

    The price of the IELTS test is 995 PLN

    IELTS sample tests

    IELTS tests four language skills and consists of four parts – Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. There are no breaks between Listening, Reading and Writing parts of the test. It lasts a total of 2 hours and 45 minutes Speaking part lasts 10 – 14 minutes.

    Sample tasks typical for the IELTS test can be found HERE.

    REGISTER FOR IELTS

    ZAPYTAJ NAS

    Jeśli masz jakiekolwiek wątpliwości lub specjalne oczekiwania, napisz do nas.
    Skontaktujemy się z Tobą naprawdę szybko, bo wiemy że to dla Ciebie ważne.

    NAPISZ
  • IELTS One Skill Retake – improve your IELTS test score

    IELTS One Skill Retake – improve your IELTS test score

    New improvement in taking the IELTS test. IELTS One Skill Retake allows you to retake one selected section of the test to improve your score.

    IELTS One Skill Retake is a new option for the IELTS test, designed to further enhance the exam experience. It allows you to retake one chosen section of the test – Reading, Listening, Writing or Speaking – to improve your score without having to retake the entire exam.

    Who can take IELTS One Skill Retake?

    Test takers who have taken the computer-based IELTS test after January 1, 2024, are eligible for One Skill Retake. You have 60 days from the date of your original test to request One Skill Retake.You can only retake one selected component once. Currently, One Skill Retake is not available for the paper-based version of the IELTS test.

    How much does IELTS One Skill Retake cost?

    The cost for IELTS One Skill Retake is 667 PLN.

    When will I receive my IELTS One Skill Retake results?

    Results for One Skill Retake will be available within 3-5 days.

    How to register for One Skill Retake at Lang LTC?

    If you wish to take IELTS One Skill Retake at our center, please contact us via email (ielts@lang.com.pl)
    or phone (+48 22 825 22 73) to arrange a suitable date for One Skill Retake.

    Who accepts IELTS One Skill Retake?

    You can find the list of organizations accepting One Skill Retake HERE.
    Make sure that the institution you are presenting your IELTS results to accepts One Skill Retake!

    IELTS One Skill Retake is an excellent option for those who are dissatisfied with their score in one of the test components (Reading, Writing, Listening, or Speaking).
    With this option, they have the chance to improve their score without the risk of lowering their results in other components by retaking the entire test.

    ZAPYTAJ NAS

    Jeśli masz jakiekolwiek wątpliwości lub specjalne oczekiwania, napisz do nas.
    Skontaktujemy się z Tobą naprawdę szybko, bo wiemy że to dla Ciebie ważne.

    NAPISZ
  • IELTS on computer – what it looks like?

    IELTS on computer – what it looks like?

    At our official Examination Center you can take the IELTS test in two versions: computer-based and paper-based.

    Learn more about what the IELTS on a computer is like!

    IELTS on computer (CD – Computer-delivered) takes place at our Centre even 4 times a week!

    What does IELTS on computer look like?

    IELTS CD (Computer-delivered), just like IELTS PB (Paper-based) is taken on-site at the Examination Centre on computers provided by the Centre.

    Click below to see a demo of the computer-delivered IELTS test version! 
Get to know the system on which you will be taking your IELTS test!
    IELTS LISTENING DEMOIELTS READING DEMOIELTS WRITING DEMO

    What are the advantages of computer delivered IELTS test?

    The advantages of IELTS CD (computer-delivered) are fast results and the certificate – they are available within 1-5 calendar days from the exam date.

    Additionally, the computer-based IELTS offers:

    • headphones with volume control for the Listening test; durnig paper-based (PB) exams, the recording is played through a speaker
    • the Writing test has an automatic word count
    • a visible on-screen clock showing the remaining time

    How to register for IELTS on a computer?

    Registration for the IELTS test (both PB and CD) is done on the website https://ielts.idp.com/poland/test-centre/lang-ltc

    What are the differences between the paper-based
    and computer-delivered IELTS tests?

    Paper-based IELTSComputer-delivered IELTS
    Exam locationOn-site at the Examination CenterOn-site at the Examination Center
    Reading and Writing testPaper with pen and pencilComputer with keyboard, screen and mouse
    Results13 calendar days
    after exam date    		1-5 calendar days
    after exam date
    CertificatePaper, available after
    13 days after exam date    		Digital, available after
    1-5 days after exam date
    Tested language skillsListening, Reading, Writing, SpeakingListening, Reading, Writing, Speaking
    Listening testDigital audio playerHeadphones with volume control
    Speaking testOn-site, face-to-faceOn-site, face-to-face

    Both versions of the IELTS test assess exactly the same language skills and consist of
    the same types of tasks. Additionally, both versions take place on-site at our Examination Center.
    They differ in the medium of the exam (paper and pen/pencil or computer and keyboard)
    and the waiting time for results and the certificate – 13 days for the paper-based version and 1-5 days for the computer-based version.

    Which version of the IELTS test should I choose?

    The decision between the paper and computer-based form of the IELTS test depends on the candidate’s preferences.

    Candidates who often write by hand and are familiar with conventional exam formats might find the paper-based version (PB) more comfortable to choose; those who regularly use a keyboard may prefer the computer-based version.
    Another significant factor in choosing the exam version is the waiting period for results, which is longer for the paper version.

    REGISTER FOR IELTS

    ZAPYTAJ NAS

    Jeśli masz jakiekolwiek wątpliwości lub specjalne oczekiwania, napisz do nas.
    Skontaktujemy się z Tobą naprawdę szybko, bo wiemy że to dla Ciebie ważne.

    NAPISZ
  • IELTS session in Poznań

    IELTS session in Poznań

    Register now and take your IELTS test
    on March 9 2024
    at Poznań University of Technology.

    ielts logo

    Register now
    and take your IELTS test
    on March 9 2024
    at Poznań University of Technology.

    IELTS Academic and General Paper Based will be conducted
    by Lang LTC – Official Examination Center

    Register for exam on March 9 2024

    REGISTER FOR IELTS

    How to register for the IELTS test at Poznań?  

    Registration will redirect you to the official IELTS IDP website. We are the sole representative of the IELTS IDP distributor in Poland.

    Click the button below and register for IELTS at Poznań today.

    IELTS test March 9 at Poznań University of Technology – Information

    • IELTS is available in two different test formats. The type of test you choose depends on the purpose for which you are taking it. On March 9 at Poznań University of Technology you can take IELTS Academic or General.
    • The IELTS Academic test is designed for people who are applying for university admission or professional registration in an English-speaking environment.
    • The IELTS General Training test is designed for people who are planning to move to an English-speaking country to study, work, or participate in training programs. It is also a requirement for immigration to Australia, Canada, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom.
    • The Listening and Speaking sections are the same for both tests, but the content of the Reading and Writing sections differs depending on which test you choose.
    • Before registering for a test, check with the institution to which you are applying to see which type of IELTS test is required.

    More on: IELTS Academic or General Training?

    REGISTER FOR IELTS

     

    ielts logo

    What is IELTS test and why I should take it? Find out below!  

    IELTS (International English Language Testing System) is the world’s most popular test for proficiency in the English language, designed for higher education and global migration.

    It is recognized by over 11,000 organizations, including top universities and institutions in more than 140 countries, with an endorsement from 3,000 organizations in the United States alone.

    Find out more: About the IELTS Test

    What can IELTS do for you?  

    You might need to take an IELTS test, if:

    • you are planning to study abroad or go on an exchange, for example, within the Erasmus+ program
    • you want to work abroad or in an English-speaking environment
    • you need to present a certificate confirming your level of English proficiency (e.g., for PhD studies)
    • you are considering emigrating to an English-speaking country

    IELTS test – what should you know?  

    What does “Paper-Based (PB) IELTS” mean”?  

    IELTS test session on March 9 at Poznań University of Technology will be held in Paper Based version, which means it will be taken in traditional way, on paper.

    IELTS results

    For the paper-based version, IELTS results will be available after 13 calendar days. Find how to check your IELTS results here.

    A paper copy of your official Test Report Form will be send to you via registered mail after 13 days after the test.

    How much does it cost to take IELTS?  

    The price of the IELTS test is 885 PLN.

    IELTS test format explained

    IELTS tests four language skills and consists of four parts – Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking.

    You can find free sample IELTS practice tasks HERE.

    There are no breaks between Listening, Reading and Writing parts of the test. Those parts last 2 hours and 45 minutes in total. Speaking part lasts 10 – 14 minutes.

    Speaking – IELTS Academic and General (11-14 minutes)

    The Speaking part for both the Academic and General versions is the same. It takes the form of a conversation with the examiner and consists of 3 parts:

    • Part 1 – the examiner asks general questions about your place of residence, family, work, education and hobbies
    • Part 2 – you have one minute to prepare an answer on a specified topic. Your answer should take two minutes. Then, the examiner will ask you one or two questions related to the topic discussed.
    • Part 3 – you will be asked an additional question related to the issue discussed in the previous part, giving you the opportunity to discuss the matter in more detail.

    Important: Speaking test is recorded

    Listening – IELTS Academic and General (30 minutes +10 minutes to transfer responses to the answer sheet)

    Listening for both the Academic and General versions is the same and consists of 4 recordings. The recording will only be played one time.

    • Part 1 – a conversation between two people set in an everyday social context
    • Part 2 – a monologue set in an everyday social context, e.g. a speech about local facilities
    • Part 3 – a conversation between up to four people set in an educational or training context,
      e.g. a university tutor and a student discussing an assignment
    • Part 4 – a monologue on an academic subject, e.g. a university lecture

    Reading- IELTS Academic (60 minutes)

    You have to read 3 long texts taken from from various sources such as books, academic journals, magazines and newspapers. They have been selected for a non-specialist audience but are appropriate for people entering university courses or seeking professional registration. The Reading section consists of 40 questions.

    Reading – IELTS General (60 minutes)

    You have to read 5-6 short excerpts from a variety of sources such as books, journals, newspapers, announcements, advertisements and instructions. These are texts you are likely to encounter on a daily basis in an English-speaking environment. The Reading section consists of 40 questions.

    Writing – IELTS Academic (60 minutes)

    You are presented with a graph, table, chart or diagram and asked to describe, summarise or explain the information in your own words (150 words) and you are asked to write an essay (250 words). Responses to both tasks must be in a formal style.

    Writing – IELTS General (60 minutes)

    You write a letter requesting information or explaining the situation (150 words) and a short essay in response to a point of view, argument or problem (250 words). Responses to both tasks must be in a semi-formal style.

    REGISTER FOR IELTS

    ZAPYTAJ NAS

    Jeśli masz jakiekolwiek wątpliwości lub specjalne oczekiwania, napisz do nas.
    Skontaktujemy się z Tobą naprawdę szybko, bo wiemy że to dla Ciebie ważne.

    NAPISZ
  • Computer-delivered IELTS

    Computer-delivered IELTS

    Test takers at our Test Centre can choose to take their test:

    • in traditional way, on paper – Paper Based (PB),
    • Computer Delivered (CD) – computerized, you write the test on a computer

    In both variants, the Speaking part takes place in traditional form, i.e. with a certified IELTS examiner for the computer-delivered IELTS..

    Computerdelivered testing is available for both IELTS Academic and General Training.

    Computer-delivered IELTS video tutorial:

    There are many advantages of this format outlined below:

    The same price – both IELTS PB and CD fee is 995 PLN.

    Increased number of test availability up to 4 times a week – there are more dates and times you can take IELTS at our centre. More test availability will provide more flexibility for test takers and could help with planning and for meeting deadlines for a variety of things, including submitting applications for work, school, immigration, and more.

    Faster results – another advantage of the taking IELTS on computer is that test results will be available quicker compared to the paper-based test. The results will be available within 3-5 days after taking the test. Currently it takes 13 days to get results for the paper-based test.

    No more messy writing – one concern we have heard from some who take the IELTS test is worrying about messy and hard-to- read handwriting. That may be a relief for many people!

    Good quality listening – you will be using headphones in the Listening part. The headphones eliminate external noise and enable you to adjust the volume. Nothing will disturb you in this part of the test!

    Choices – even though the computer-based test is being rolled out, you can still choose to take the paper-based test or a computer-delivered one

    IMPORTANT! The computer-delivered test will be the same as the paper-based test. The only difference is that you use a computer for your test rather than using paper and a pencil!

    Keep in mind that the Speaking test will continue to be done face-to-face with a certified IELTS examiner for the computer-delivered IELTS.

    Frequently asked questions

    Test Takers Brochures

    Should I take IELTS on paper or computer?

    This comes down to personal choice. You may be used to taking exams on paper from this other exam situations you have experienced, whereas other people might feel more comfortable typing or have more experience taking tests on computer. Information on both options is available on ielts.org/oncomputer and you can contact us: ielts@lang.com.pl

    ZAREJESTRUJ SIĘ NA IELTS
    PRZYGOTUJ SIĘ DO IELTS

    FIND OUT MORE

    [wp_show_posts id=”5237″]

  • IELTS Test Security

    IELTS Test Security

    Security Alert!

    Security Alert!

    Your success starts with IELTS.

    Don’t risk your future by cheating in any way.

    Please DO NOT:

    • Trust anyone offering to take your IELTS test for you.
    • Trust anyone offering to book IELTS test at a discount.
    • Trust anyone offering IELTS results for sale as these promises are false.
    • Risk your integrity and your future by trying to cheat in any way.

    IELTS test results are used for admission
    to universities, colleges and professional bodies, as well as for immigration to English-speaking countries. For this reason, it is essential to ensure the security of test results and IELTS has a number of measures in place to safeguard against the falsification of results.

    Your photograph will be taken on the day of your IELTS test.
    This will appear on your IELTS Test Report Form. Fraud prevention measures are in place to enable IELTS to identify counterfeit Test Report Forms (TRFs). We also use finger scanning.

    If false documentation is submitted,
    immigration agencies and institutions that accept IELTS scores will cancel your application and exclude you from applying again. Test-takers engaging in malpractice may also be liable to legal action.

    IELTS IS THE WORLD’S LEADING HIGH-STAKES ENGLISH LANGUAGE PROFICIENCY TEST, AND CONTINUES TO PROTECT THE VALIDITY OF ITS SCORES AND THE GENUINE TEST-TAKER. IF YOU IGNORE THE ABOVE WARNING, YOU RISK YOUR MONEY AND YOUR FUTURE.

    IELTS registrations and results can be permanently cancelled if fraudulent methods are used for registrations and payments.
    If you have any concerns or want to report any suspicious activity write to ielts@lang.com.pl

    ZAREJESTRUJ SIĘ NA IELTS
    PRZYGOTUJ SIĘ DO IELTS

    FIND OUT MORE

    [wp_show_posts id=”5237″]

  • Who accepts IELTS?

    Who accepts IELTS?

    IELTS is the most widely accepted test worldwide by more than 11,000 organisations (including top universities and institutions in over 140 countries  with 3,000 in the USA alone).

    IELTS is accepted by:

    • Educational institutions
    • Employers
    • Governments
    • Immigration authorities
    • Professional bodies

    It is also the world’s most popular English language test with over 3 million tests taken each year.

    The IELTS test opens door to:

    1. Professional development in your home country – proving your English language skills with an IELTS test can help you get a better job or a promotion. .
    2. Emigration – your IELTS test results will help you meet your immigration requirements. All immigration authorities that require an English language test will accept IELTS.
    • Migrate to Canada – If you would like to move to Canada, one of the best places to leave in according to a United Nations survey, you should take IELTS. It is recognised by Canada’s immigration authorities. To find more information about immigration procedures visit Citizenship and Immigration Canada website.
    • Migrate to Australia – IELTS is required for the principal applicant as well as spouse and adult dependents above 18 years of age in the immigration process under the Australia Migration Visa. You can find out more about immigration and student visa application procedures by visiting the Australian Government Department of Immigration and Citizenship website .
    1. Career and study abroad – in most countries where English is the main language, you’ll need evidence of English language skills to apply for jobs and university courses.
    • Study in the UK – over 600 universities and higher education institutions in the UK accept IELTS. Find out who accepts IELTS in the UK – search the database to find out if the organisation of your choice accepts IELTS. To apply for undergraduate or postgraduate courses in Britain visit the UCAS website.
    • Study in the US – Over 3,300 higher education institutions and programs in the USA accept IELTS. IELTS is recognised by the USA’s top 25 universities, accepted by all Ivy League colleges and used by international programs at the top 50 US universities. Find out who accepts IELTS in the US – search the database to find out if the organisation of your choice accepts IELTS.
    The Fulbright Program

    IELTS is also needed to take part to the Fulbright Program of highly competitive, merit-based grants for international educational exchange for students, scholars, teachers, professionals, scientists and artists. For more information please visit the webpage of the Polish – U.S. Fulbright Commission.

    • Study in the UE – thousands of universities across Europe recognise IELTS for university courses and degree programmes offered in English. Find out who accepts IELTS in the EU – search the database to find out if the organisation of your choice accepts IELTS.
    • Study in Australia – to find out more about studying in Australia visit Study in Australia webpage.
    • Study with IELTS all over the world – find out who else accepts IELTS.
    ZAREJESTRUJ SIĘ NA IELTS
    PRZYGOTUJ SIĘ DO IELTS

    FIND OUT MORE

    [wp_show_posts id=”5237″]

  • IELTS test format in detail

    IELTS test format in detail

    IELTS tests four language skills and consists of four parts – Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking.

    • Listening, Reading and Writing must be completed on the same day, with no breaks in between them. This lasts 2 hours and 45 minutes in total.
    • Speaking test may be offered on the same day as the other sections of the test, or up to a week before or one day after. It lasts 10-14 minutes.
    IELTS is available in two different types: 
Academic and General Training

    How are the two tests different?

    All test takers take the same Listening and Speaking tests but different Reading and Writing tests.

    IELTS
    Academic

    Speaking
    11-14 minutes

    Assesses your use of spoken English. by face-to-face interview without disruptions or distractions.
    Part 1 – the examiner asks you general questions about yourself and a range of familiar topics, such as home, family, work, studies and interests.
    Part 2 – you are asked to talk for up to two minutes about a particular topic. You have one minute to prepare. Then the examiner asks one or two questions on the same topic.
    Part 3 – you are asked questions about the topic in Part 2. These gives you the opportunity to discuss more abstract ideas and issues.
    Important: Every speaking test is recorded. Your speaking test may be administered on the same day as the other sections of the test, or up to a week before or one day after. You will receive information about the session’s date 3 days in advance.

    Reading
    60 minutes

    3 long texts taken from books, journals, magazines and newspapers, notices, advertisements, company handbooks and official documents. They have been selected for a non-specialist audience but are appropriate for people entering university courses or seeking professional registration.
    The Reading section consists of 40 questions, designed to test a wide range of reading skills.

    Writing
    60 minutes

    You write a table, chart or diagram (150 words) and a short essay (250 words).
    Part 1 – you are presented with a graph, table, chart or diagram and asked to describe, summarise or explain the information in your own words.
    Part 2 – you are asked to write an essay in response to a point of view, argument or problem.
    Responses to both tasks must be in a formal style.

    Listening
    30 mins (+10 minutes to transfer responses to the answer sheet)

    You listen to four recordings of native English speakers and then write your answers to a series of questions.
    Part 1 – a conversation between two people set in an everyday social context.
    Part 2 – a monologue set in an everyday social context, e.g. a speech about local facilities.
    Part 3 – a conversation between up to four people set in an educational or training context, e.g. a university tutor and a student discussing an assignment.
    Part 4 – a monologue on an academic subject, e.g. a university lecture.

    IELTS
    General Training

    Speaking
    11-14 minutes

    Assesses your use of spoken English. by face-to-face interview without disruptions or distractions.
    Part 1 – the examiner asks you general questions about yourself and a range of familiar topics, such as home, family, work, studies and interests.
    Part 2 – you are asked to talk for up to two minutes about a particular topic. You have one minute to prepare. Then the examiner asks one or two questions on the same topic.
    Part 3 – you are asked questions about the topic in Part 2. These gives you the opportunity to discuss more abstract ideas and issues.
    Important: Every speaking test is recorded. The oral part may be conducted on the same day as other parts of the test or between 7 days before and one day after the written part. You will receive information about the date of the session 3 days in advance.

    Reading
    60 minutes

    You read 5-6 short texts taken from books, journals, newspapers, magazines, notices, advertisements, company handbooks and guidelines. These are texts you are likely to encounter on a daily basis in an English-speaking environment.
    The Reading section consists of 40 questions, designed to test a wide range of reading skills.

    Writing
    60 minutes

    You write a letter (150 words) and a short essay (250 words).
    Part 1 – you are presented with a situation and asked to write a letter requesting information, or explaining the situation.
    Part 2 – you are asked to write an essay in response to a point of view, argument or problem.
    Responses to both tasks must be in a semi-formal style.

    Listening
    30 mins (+10 minutes to transfer responses to the answer sheet)

    You listen to four recordings of native English speakers and then write your answers to a series of questions.
    Part 1 – a conversation between two people set in an everyday social context.
    Part 2 – a monologue set in an everyday social context, e.g. a speech about local facilities.
    Part 3 – a conversation between up to four people set in an educational or training context, e.g. a university tutor and a student discussing an assignment.
    Part 4 – a monologue on an academic subject, e.g. a university lecture.

    Important: Before booking your test, make sure to check which test you need with the organisations you are applying to.
    ZAREJESTRUJ SIĘ NA IELTS
    PRZYGOTUJ SIĘ DO IELTS

    FIND OUT MORE

    [wp_show_posts id=”9443″]

  • IELTS Academic or General Training?

    IELTS Academic or General Training?

    Which IELTS version should I choose – Academic or General Training?

    There are two different types of IELTS tests you can take: IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training.
    The test you should choose depends on what you want to do with it.

    IELTS ACADEMIC

    Do you want to study or train at a university or college at undergraduate or postgraduate level?

    Take the IELTS Academic test designed for people planning to study in higher education. It assesses whether you are ready to begin studying or training in an environment where English is the language used. It reflects some of the features of academic language and measures whether you are ready to begin studying or training.

    Do you want to work in a professional organisation or join an association?

    If you’re planning to move to an English speaking country you will probably be asked to provide evidence of your English language ability. IELTS results are accepted by many professional associations that have set minimum language requirements. Most of these associations request an IELTS Academic result, but it is a good idea to check with the organisation to confirm.

    IELTS GENERAL TRAINING

    Do you want to study in secondary education or train in a training program?

    IELTS General Training measures English language proficiency in a practical, everyday context. That is why it is appropriate for people planning to study in high school or a vocational training program.

    Do you want to emigrate to an English speaking country?

    People migrating to Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the UK must take the IELTS General Training to prove their practical, everyday English language skills.

    Important: 
    Before booking your test, remember to check with the organisations you are applying to which IELTS test you need.

    Also, check whether you want to take paper based or computer delivered IELTS test.
    You can find more about the computer delivered IELTS here.

    ZAREJESTRUJ SIĘ NA IELTS
    PRZYGOTUJ SIĘ DO IELTS

    FIND OUT MORE

    • Zdaj IELTS  w Centrum Języków i Komunikacji  Politechniki Poznańskiej

      Zdaj IELTS  w Centrum Języków i Komunikacji  Politechniki Poznańskiej

      Sesja IELTS na Politechnice Poznańskiej otwarta dla wszystkich chętnych. Certyfikat otwierający drzwi do międzynarodowej edukacji i mobilności zawodowej.

    • IELTS One Skill Retake – popraw swój wynik testu IELTS

      IELTS One Skill Retake – popraw swój wynik testu IELTS

      IELTS One Skill Retake to możliwość ponownego podejścia do wybranej części testu IELTS, by poprawić swój wynik.

    • IELTS na komputerze – zobacz, jak wygląda

      IELTS na komputerze – zobacz, jak wygląda

      Zobacz, jak wygląda komputerowa wersja testu IELTS. Skorzystaj z wersji demo testu i poznaj system, na którym będziesz zdawać swój IELTS.

    • Sesja IELTS w Poznaniu

      Sesja IELTS w Poznaniu

      Sesja IELTS na Politechnice Poznańskiej otwarta dla wszystkich chętnych. Certyfikat otwierający drzwi do międzynarodowej edukacji i mobilności zawodowej.

    • IELTS na komputerze

      IELTS na komputerze

      Jak wygląda IELTS w wersji komputerowej (CD)? Czym różni się od wersji papierowej (PB)?

    • Zabezpieczenia testu IELTS

      Zabezpieczenia testu IELTS

      Twój sukces zaczyna się od IELTS. Nie ryzykuj swojej przyszłości przez próbę jakiegokolwiek oszustwa. Prosimy: Wyniki testu IELTS są wykorzystywane na potrzeby rekrutacji na uniwersytety, do kolegiów  i różnego typu organizacji zawodowych, a także do imigracji do krajów anglojęzycznych. Z tego powodu konieczne jest zapewnienie rzetelności i prawdziwości wyników testów, dlatego też  IELTS stosuje szereg…

    • Kto uznaje IELTS?

      Kto uznaje IELTS?

      Jest to również najpopularniejszy na świecie test języka angielskiego, podchodzi do niego ponad 3 miliony osób każdego roku. Test IELTS otwiera drzwi do: Program Fulbright Program Fulbright – IELTS jest również zalecany do aplikacji do programu Fulbright, międzynarodowego programu wymiany edukacyjnej dla studentów, naukowców, nauczycieli, specjalistów, badaczy i artystów. Więcej informacji można znaleźć na stronie…

    • Budowa testu IELTS

      Budowa testu IELTS

      IELTS dostępny jest w dwóch różnych typach testu: Academic i General Training Czym się różnią te dwa typy testu? W obu typach testów wszyscy kandydaci odpowiadają na te same pytania w części słuchowej (Listening) oraz ustnej (Speaking), ale na inne pytania w teście czytanie (Reading) i pisanie (Writing). IELTSAcademic Część ustna11-14 minut Ta część ocenia…

    • IELTS Academic vs. IELTS General Training: Który test wybrać?

      IELTS Academic vs. IELTS General Training: Który test wybrać?

      International English Language Testing System (IELTS) jest stosowany jako narzędzie oceny kompetencji językowych osób, które chcą studiować, pracować lub zamieszkać w krajach, gdzie angielski jest językiem komunikacji. IELTS oferuje dwa różne typy testów: IELTS Academic oraz IELTS General Training. Wybór odpowiedniego modułu zależy od indywidualnych potrzeb i celów osoby zdającej. Poniżej przedstawiamy szczegółowe omówienie obu…