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Monday, May 27, 2024
Top 20 IELTS Prep Tips
Listening Tips from the British Council
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1. Set a realistic goal for yourself and do not aim for shortcuts.
2. Create a listening routine and stick to it:
(a) Listen to something different every day. For example, on Monday listen to a podcast, on Tuesday listen to 15 minutes of a news program, on Wednesday listen to a song, Thursday listen to sports summary, Friday listen to Science Reviews
(b) Listen to something which interests you!
(c) Choose different sources as a variety of accents and dialects will help you understand better spoken English from around the world.
(d) Choose listening materials which fit your level. If you can understand <50% and >90% of the audio, then it is not for you as it is either too easy or too difficult. TED talks (https://www.ted.com/talks) are a great way to practice academic listening.
(e) Do it when you are most productive during the day – are you a morning or an evening person?
(f) Plan your listening activities and cross them off once you’ve completed them.
(g) Listen to something a few times; change the speed.
3. Focus on the overall message and do not get frustrated about detail.
4. Take notes while you’re listening and go back to discover what expressions or clues in the audio helped you understand the message.
5. Don’t worry too much about unfamiliar words; if you hear something which is repeated in different sources, look it up in the dictionary and study it.
6. Call a friend and discuss issues in English for a set time period (for example, 10 minutes).
7. Try to guess questions you haven’t answered. This is especially important for “yes”, “no” or “don’t know” questions as the chance of you getting the right answer by chance is pretty high!
8. Before each section you are given time to read the questions. Use this time sensibly and read the questions carefully but not too slowly or the recording will start before you have finished reading.
9. Be sure to answer with the correct number of words. If the question asks for two or three words, don’t use four or five.
10. Write clearly. If the examiner cannot read your writing, then you will get no marks. If you think your writing is bad, use capital letters.
11. During the transferring time first make sure you have transferred all the questions you have answered legibly (easy to read) and in the correct space. Then go back, review and try to answer the ones you haven’t. Make an educated guess, as your aim should be to have an answer sheet with no blank spaces.
Reading tips
1. Choose a variety of texts and combine reading for studying with reading for pleasure.
2. Spend 20-30 minutes every day reading different texts: newspaper articles, blogs, books, textbook activities.
3. Improve your vocabulary by looking up common words (words you hear a lot) in the dictionary.
4. Try different techniques while reading: skim and scan the text quickly, answer questions in detail, summarise the main idea(s).
5. Choose topics of interest but also try to read texts on various topics as IELTS chooses subjects from many fields.
6. Discuss some interesting texts with your friends and exchange ideas in English.
7. Read for speed. Set a timer and try to read a text within the time limit (e.g. 5 mins). Check your understanding. Reduce the time limit as you improve and get faster (e.g. from 5 mins to 4 mins to 3 mins).
8. Read aloud with your friends or even by yourself. You could record yourself if you wish. Listen to how you sound. This will help your fluency and pronunciation. It will also build your self-confidence.
9. Familiarise yourself with the style of the exam and how long each part takes. You need to develop skills to answer each type of question in the reading examination. Questions could take the form of any of the following:
- Multiple choice
- Short answer questions
- Sentence completion questions
- Notes/ table/ form/ summary/ flow chart/diagram completion questions
- Yes, no, not given or True, false, not given
- Classification questions
- Matching
- Choosing headings
- Scanning & identifying location of information
- Labelling a diagram which has numbered parts.
There are many IELTS Practice tests available, which provide examples of the above. Do as many practice tests as you can to get used to the rubric and the task types.
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Monday, August 14, 2023
New Enhancements to TOEFL iBT
ETS was to be an independent, nonprofit organization devoted to educational research and assessment that could expand opportunities for learners of all income and social status levels through more informed, objective methods for evaluation.
Why Choose the TOEFL iBT Test?
Accepted and preferred worldwide - When you choose the TOEFL iBT test to show your English proficiency, universities notice and know you’re ready to succeed. Accepted by more than 12,000 universities and other institutions in over 160 countries.
NOW An enhanced testing experience
Get the best testing experience possible with these enhancements to the TOEFL iBT test:
Quicker Registration and Scheduling.
A simpler registration and scheduling process, with local payment options available to select countries.
Free Practice Materials.
Prepare for test day with a full-length practice test, practice sets, the TOEFL Go! ® app and more.
Shorter Test.
The total testing time is now less than 2 hours1.
Instant Scores.
View your unofficial Reading and Listening scores at the end of your test !
Clear Score Reporting Dates.
The date you can expect to receive your official scores will be displayed at the end of your test !
Faster Official Scores.
Get your full, official scores as soon as 4–8 days after your test
(11–13 business days for Paper Edition).
My Best Scores.
Show your best overall test performance with My Best scores, which are the combination of your best section scores from the past 2 years.
Best of all - new school search - find additional schools for study
Wednesday, August 9, 2023
How to SEND additional IELTS Test Report Forms to all the universities that you applied to.
How to send your IELTS score to universities by post
Most universities will ask to see an original copy of your IELTS Test Report Form, as photocopies will not be accepted.
We strongly advise that you retain your original copy and keep it somewhere safe rather than sending it out to a university or anywhere else just in case it goes missing in transit.
IELTS can supply up to five additional copies free of charge and send these direct to the universities you are applying to on your behalf. (These additional Test Report Forms cannot be sent direct to you; only to your chosen universities).
If you would like IELTS to do this, simply include the relevant university addresses on the Test Taker portal within two years of taking the test.
If your test centre has closed, you can ask for your IELTS results to be sent to your additional organisations by filling in the application for additional TRFs (from closed test centres) form This service is available for up to two years from your test date.
If you took your test at a test centre in the USA, you can request that the test centre send copies of your TRF to up to five institutions for free (postal fees may apply if the institution is outside the USA).
If you need additional Test Report Forms sent to your chosen organisation after your test date, you will need to fill in an IELTS USA Test Report Form request (administrative and/or postal fees may apply).
If you have an eTRF, you can print it out yourself and send it to your chosen universities by post.
How to send your IELTS score to universities electronically
While paper versions remain the norm for most universities, some have now subscribed to the electronic download of IELTS scores.
Please check with your chosen university[s] before sending a hard copy of your results or asking IELTS to do so. If the universities you wish to apply to are registered for electronic download, IELTS can send up to ten e-copies free of charge.
Alternatively, if you have taken IELTS Online or IELTS on a computer in some countries (Argentina, Indonesia, Malaysia, Mexico, Myanmar, Occupied Palestinian Territories or Qatar), you can request an e-TRF from the Test Taker portal.
If you have an eTRF, you can also send this directly to the universities you are applying to via email. There’s no limit to how often you can do this, providing your eTRF is less than two years old.
In some instances, a university may accept a scanned copy of your (paper) Test Report Form. In that case, you can scan the form and submit it as a PDF.
How to send your IELTS score to universities as a PDF:
- First scan your form and save it in PDF format
- Then go to the website of the university you’re applying to
- Find the section on admissions requirements
- Follow the instructions for submitting your IELTS results
- Upload your PDF and submit it
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Saturday, August 5, 2023
Top Ten Podcasts for English Learners
Espresso English is a great place to kick off your language journey, or dig into the nuts-and-bolts of English. If you can’t tell an adjective from an adverb, or you have trouble picking the correct tense to use in a sentence, this podcast will guide you in the right direction. Each episode offers advice on tricky English topics and commonly asked questions.
When you’re ready to take your skills to the next level, the Espresso English website has more than 10 courses to further your learning, whether you want to focus on grammar, vocabulary or listening.
2. Coffee Break English
Continuing the hot drink theme, Coffee Break English is a podcast delivered in 15-minute episodes, designed to accompany your morning tea break.
Each week, hosts Mark and Josie welcome someone from an English-speaking country to talk about an aspect of their life or culture. The second half of the show is focused on the language and themes used by the speaker. It’s a great way to hear a concept in action and then learn about the mechanics behind it.
The podcast is in slow English and it's suitable for beginners with a basic grasp of the language.
3. All Ears English Podcast
The All Ears English Podcast is one of the most well-known podcasts for intermediate English learners. Since 2014, co-hosts and ESL teachers, Lindsay and Michelle, have been encouraging their listeners to focus on ‘connection, not perfection,’ when it comes to speaking English.
Their enormous catalogue of episodes covers everything from learning American slang to succeeding at a job interview in English. There’s even an entire series dedicated to IELTS preparation.
4. Luke’s English Podcast
If you’re focusing on British English, look no further than Luke’s English Podcast – an award-winning show by teacher and comedian, Luke Thompson. The long-standing podcast uses a lighthearted teaching approach to engage listeners and there’s plenty of dry, British humour in each episode.
You’ll find full episode transcripts on the Luke’s English Podcast website.
5. Stories Podcast
One of the best ways to master a language is to seek out content designed for young native speakers. Stories Podcast perfectly fits this brief. Each episode features a slow, simple and easy-to-follow story, whether it be an ancient myth, reimagined fairy tale or an original narrative.
The purpose of the show is to engage, rather than teach, making it ideal for language-learners who find they pick up words and grammar from memorable stories far easier than through traditional lessons.
6. SEND7 (Simple English News Daily)
Get your daily dose of news in English via the SEND7 podcast. Published Monday to Friday, SEND7 – also known as Simple English News Daily – delivers short, seven-minute episodes in intermediate English. Listening to slow news is a fantastic way to practice your listening skills, as you’re likely to have some knowledge of the events being discussed.
Transcripts accompany each episode, so you can read along as you listen or test your comprehension afterwards.
7. English Across The Pond
Unsure whether to focus on British or American English? English Across the Pond has the best of both worlds. Co-hosted by Dan, a northern Englishman and Jennifer, from the west coast of America, the podcast covers everything from vocab to idioms, culture and history. If you want to take your learning to the next level, English Across the Pond offers study plans and transcripts to members.
8. 6 Minute English
No list of English podcasts is complete without an entry from the BBC. 6 Minute English is a long-running weekly program that describes itself as a guide to English for everyday situations and its huge back catalogue includes episodes on comfort food, politics, cryptocurrency and everything in between.
Before you listen to an episode, have a look on the BBC website for the matching web page. Each one contains a list of key vocab from each episode, along with a transcript.
9. Aussie English Podcast
The Aussie English Podcast caters specifically for new arrivals to Australia and those planning to emigrate, but all intermediate-advanced learners are welcome to tune in. In each episode, host Pete Smissen covers Australian history, news, slang translations and cultural tidbits for those navigating their new life down under.
10. The Daily
Ready to move onto something more advanced? Try The Daily – a podcast by The New York Times. Frequently ranked in the top 10 global podcast charts, The Daily deep-dives into one news story from around the world every weekday.
Episodes run for just 20 minutes and are powered by award-winning New York Times journalism.
For additional information go to:
Top 10 podcasts to help you improve your English - IELTS Australia
Wednesday, July 19, 2023
New Canada IELTS Test Centers
The British Council has been teaching English for more than 85 years and has been evaluating it through IELTS tests for over 30 years. British Council Canada gives you access to a network of IELTS test centres, in over 50 cities across Canada.
IELTS tests are now available at our new test centers:
• Xyna International School in Windsor, Ontario
• Liberty College of Management in London, Ontario
• BITTS Calgary, Alberta
ELC College has relocated into a new facility in Montreal.
For additional Canada IELTS Test center info: https://www.ielts.ca/?_ga=2.83090462.965355843.1689798917-1279113147.1689213512
IELTS for Canadian Immigration
IELTS was the first test to be recognized by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and Immigration Quebec as proof of English language proficiency for immigration and citizenship programs.
Citizenship programs include:
Express Entry
Provincial Nominee Programs (PNP)
Family sponsorship
Caregivers
Self-employed
See full list of immigration programs
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada.html
Do you have questions about immigration or settling in Canada?
We can forward your request to a licensed Canada immigration consultant.
Tuesday, July 18, 2023
English Grammar Jokes - Test your English
Q: Why should you never date an apostrophe?
A: They’re too possessive
When I was young there was only 25 letters in the Alphabet?
Nobody knew why.
more here: https://www.readersdigest.ca/culture/clever-grammar-jokes/
Wednesday, July 12, 2023
The British Council looks into the Future of English
The British Council will be driving data collection globally to inform future research. As part of our long-term commitment, we have initiated a major new Future of English research grant scheme.
This is the first publication in a major programme of research and global engagement started by the British Council in 2020.
The Future of English research programme will show the trends driving the use of English as a global language and provide data to inform policy-makers, educators, researchers, and others interested in this important topic.
Key findings:
English is the most widely spoken language in the world. It is the global language of communication and English is likely to retain this position for the next decade and beyond.
English will continue to play an important role, increasingly doing so alongside other languages to provide rich linguistic opportunities for learners all over the world.
There is a strong connection between the desire to learn English and the need for teachers, even when new technologies are considered.
The private sector can fill the gaps in public sector language education provision and can increase opportunities for young people. However, the quality of some private provision is variable and the report recommends greater collaboration between public and private providers.
Policy makers should continuously review the approach to assessing English proficiency to make sure assessment practices stay relevant for today’s study, work and social interactions.
Technology has the potential to help greater numbers of students access language learning. But the publication found that it also risks widening the divide between people who have access to technology and those who do not.
Change is happening. The report notes that there has been a gradual, industry-led, shift away from the ideal of mother tongue fluency towards a more applied and contextualised approach to language proficiency.
Read additional details at the BC site:
https://www.britishcouncil.org/about/press/british-council-looks-future-english
Wednesday, June 7, 2023
English Language Testing for Skilled immigrants in the Express Entry Program
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English Language requirements
You must prove your language skills by taking an approved language test.
To do this - you must:
- schedule your test with an agency approved by IRCC and pay the costs
- enter the test results into your Express Entry profile (and the Personal Information Number, if the system asks for it)
- include the results with your application if you are invited to apply. If you don’t include it, your application will not process .
- Send your language test results with your complete application. Keep your original test in a safe place as the Canada government officials may ask for it later.
Language tests accepted
You can take any of these approved language tests:
English
CELPIP: Canadian English Language Proficiency Index Program
you must take the CELPIP-General test
Canada government officials don’t accept the General-LS test for Express Entry
IELTS: International English Language Testing System
you must take the General Training option
Canada government officials don’t accept the Academic option for Express Entry
Integrity concerns with respect to language test results for Canadian experience class, federal skilled workers class, federal skilled trades class, caring for children class, caring for people with high medical needs class, and Immigrant Investor Venture Capital class
If Canada government officers have concerns about the integrity of the language test results, the following options are available:
Option 1: accept
If the officer has verified the test scores and the integrity of the testing procedures with the local testing centre for the case in question and is satisfied that there is no fraud or malfeasance with respect to testing procedures or results, then the officer will accept the test scores.
Option 2: refuse
If the officer is satisfied that there is sufficient evidence to establish fraud or malfeasance with respect to testing procedures or results, then the officer will refuse the application for misrepresentation.
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Monday, May 29, 2023
Changes for TOEFL iBT tests starting July 26, 2023
Starting July 26, 2023, TOEFL iBT® test takers will see two changes:
1. shortened reading section with only two passages and 10 questions each
2. more modern writing task which replaces the current independent writing task
Test Structure for tests starting July 26, 2023
Section - No. of Questions - Estimated Timing
Reading: 20 questions 35 minutes
Listening: 28 questions 36 minutes
Speaking: 4 tasks 16 minutes
Writing: 2 tasks 29 minutes
Total Time Under 2 hours
TOEFL iBT tests starting July 26, 2023, will include the changes for tests on computer at test centers and for the TOEFL iBT Home Edition. The changes will not apply to TOEFL iBT Paper Edition tests.
ETS claims:
the TOEFL iBT test is still a rigorous, academically focused test with valid and reliable scores
The TOEFL iBT score scale remains the same, and there is no need to change your score requirements.
Schools will continue to receive scores the same way, without interruptions or changes.
The TOEFL® Search Service will continue to be available for institutions to utilize as a recruiting tool.
Test security is the highest priority at ETS, score collecting, reporting and distributing is seamless and secure.
For additional details go to: https://www.ets.org/toefl/ibt-enhancements.html
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Wednesday, May 17, 2023
The British Council has launched a new service for IELTS students
The British Council has launched a new premium service for IELTS students
Access is free and unlimited for British Council IELTS test takers.
Book your test with the British Council and get started!
IELTS test prep includes:
- 40 practice tests—speaking, writing, reading and listening
- writing practice with model answers to show you what examiners are looking for
- feedback on every reading and listening question
- skills masterclasses to prepare you for test day
- exercises to help practice Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking skills.
- practice test feedback on Writing and Speaking from a British Council IELTS expert.
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Saturday, July 2, 2022
Use the British Counsil Practice Tests to Improve IELTS Test Results
https://takeielts.britishcouncil.org/take-ielts/prepare/free-ielts-practice-tests
Prepare for IELTS with the free practice tests and answers. Use these tests to carry out timed practice sessions and develop your test technique.
We strongly advise test takers to practice IELTS. By taking the free practice tests, you will get to know the IELTS test format, experience the types of tasks you will be asked to undertake, test yourself under timed conditions and review your answers and compare them with model answers.
Remember, you will take the actual IELTS Listening, Reading and Writing tests on the same day with no breaks in between, so it’s important to practise under similar conditions.
How to prepare test takers for IELTS
The British Council has a range of free IELTS preparation material and advice; both to enable your test takers to do well on the test, and to improve the skills of your teachers.
Preparation materials for test takers
- Road to IELTS: Our free online preparation course for all test takers registering with us enables test takers to view their performance in all four English language skills - Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. The interactive progress function helps them to analyse their strengths and weaknesses and plan their learning.
- Free IELTS practice tests: The practice tests will familiarise test takers with the test format and the types of tasks involved in the IELTS test. They can also test themselves under timed conditions and review their answers by comparing them with model answers.
- IELTS mobile apps: Our free preparation apps can help your test takers prepare anywhere, anytime. They will give a comprehensive overview of the IELTS Speaking and Listening sections and include Listening and Speaking practice tests.
- Free online course - Understanding IELTS: Our free six-week IELTS online preparation course will take test participants through each section of the test. At each stage, there will be advice from our video tutor and a team of experienced IELTS educators.
- Videos: We have a range of videos explaining how to prepare for each section of the test, plus real footage of test takers sharing IELTS preparation techniques.
- Preparation books and study guides: We have a wide range of IELTS preparation material available, created by some of the world’s leading English language specialists.
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Saturday, June 4, 2022
English Language Vocabulary Learning Strategies
English Language Vocabulary Learning Strategies is now "here"
The mathematicians that study language and have lots of computing power are forming English language databases. These databases can be used for machine language translation, formulas to rank collocation, most used priority word lists, word grouping tendencies and other linguistics research.
These frequency-based wordlists contain the words that are most used in English. Frequency-based wordlists can help you target specific English vocabulary by indicating which words you should try to learn first.
Vocabulary analysis and summaries from the "Brown Corpus 1990".
Table 1
Words - Percent of words in average text
86,741 43,831 15,851 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 10 | 99.99% 99.0% 97.8% 89.9% 88.6% 86.7% 84.0% 79.7% 72.0% 23.7% |
Table 1 shows us that in most written English just a few word types account for most of the English words in any text. Ten words account for 23.7 % of the words on any page and just 1000 word families account for more than 70% of the words used.
The ESL in Canada English Immersion camps experimented with the 1000 word lists and used them for the core vocabulary for spelling, poetry writing and public speaking contests. The constant reinforcement and repetition with variable context was quickly absorbed by the beginner students and greatly increased their confidence when speaking or writing.
When learning English "context is king" becomes most important
Altavista's Babelfish or Google by Systran machine translation performs with an error rate of 20 to 30 percent. The large error rate is due to how a word's meaning varies with context. One example: "The spirit is willing but the flesh is weak" translated from English to Russian and back again only to yield "The vodka is good but the meat is rotten." So far Babelfish has 19 language pairs available and it has taken decades to develop language-pair rules for each of the 9,900 language word pairs.
Some observations for language students and language teachers is that the translation pool for just average translations is 9900 words. The big variable is context, which means that a word can be used in various formats: "formal, industry specific jargon, slang, idioms, act a different part of speech performing a different function within that particular meaning. If every word has an average of five context variables then the student really has to learn 50,000 items.
As final conclusions: second language learning takes time and effort and there should be plenty of translation jobs for the next 20 years if you are willing to invest the 5,000 to 10,000 hours to be proficient.
In the following example the word "weather" can be used in about eight different contexts and be used to mean, define or explain about thirty different situations or conditions. To properly study vocabulary students require background information and context.
"Weather"
As a Noun
Definition 1. the state of the atmosphere at a particular place and time as characterized by sunshine, moisture, temperature, precipitation, and other variables.
Similar Words: elements, climate
Definition 2. unpleasant, turbulent, or violent atmospheric conditions.
Example: We needed shelter from the weather.
Similar Words: gale, elements, blow, windstorm , storm
As a Transitive Verb
Inflected Forms: weathered, weathering, weathers
Definition 1. to dry, season, or modify by exposure to weather.
Similar Words: season , dry
Definition 2. to discolor, deteriorate, or harm by exposure to weather.
Similar Words wash , rot , erode, deteriorate
Definition 3. to endure past the end of; survive.
For example: Their marriage weathered the hard times.
Synonyms: withstand , survive, stand, outlast , endure , ride out
Similar Words: overcome, surmount, outlive, sustain, brave
As an Intransitive Verb
Definition 1. to resist deterioration when exposed to weather.
Example: The colour has been able to weather the intense sunshine.
Definition 2. to display the effects of exposure (deterioration or change in color)
Similar Words: rot, corrode, fade, deteriorate
As part of Idiomatic Expressions
Phrase used as an idiom: "under the weather" = sick or not well
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Thursday, April 21, 2022
IELTS for Migration
IELTS is accepted as evidence of English language proficiency for study, work and migration in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the UK.
If you are applying for a work visa, professional recognition or for permanent residency in Canada you will be required to present evidence of English language proficiency.
To gain a Canadian visa, you will need to demonstrate your English abilities to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
IELTS assesses your English proficiency on a scale from 1–9 in four skills: Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. You have a choice of two test types – IELTS Academic or IELTS General Training.
Accessible and convenient IELTS is offered up to four times a month. Tests are held on Saturdays and Thursdays. To find out test dates in your area, please contact your nearest IELTS test centre.
The international test IELTS is internationally focused in its content. For example, texts and tasks are sourced from publications from all over the English-speaking world; a range of native-speaker accents (North American, Australian, New Zealand, British etc.) are used in the Listening test; and all standard varieties of English are accepted in test takers’ written and spoken responses.
The test that’s tried and trusted IELTS has been developed by some of the world’s leading experts in language assessment, and is supported by an extensive program of research, validation and test development.
The level of the test IELTS is designed to assess English language skills across a wide range of levels. There is no such thing as a pass or fail in IELTS. Results are reported as band scores on a scale from 1 (the lowest) to 9 (the highest).
A few (not all) Canada IELTS Test locations:
CES Exam - Brampton Clarkridge Career Institute ON - Brampton
IDP Education - Delta Hotel Waterloo ON - Waterloo
Oxford International ON - Etobicoke
IDP Education - Brampton - Sheridan College - Davis Campus ON - Brampton
IDP Education - Richmond Hill (computer delivered only) ON - Richmond Hill
Conestoga College - Amberson College (computer delivered only) ON - Markham
Herald Language College BC - Coquitlam
Conestoga College- EC Toronto ON - Toronto
Precise Solutions - Laureate College ON - Oakville
Centennial College - North York at Queen’s Elite Academy ON - North York
Canada College Victoria BC - Victoria
UtoCanada- Precise Solutions ON - Markham
Delta Hotel Prince Edward PE - Charlottetown
Coast English Testing - New Link College - Richmond Campus BC - Richmond
English Testing Canada - London (computer delivered only) ON - London
Academy of Learning Career College (AOLCC) (computer delivered available) ON - Mississauga
IDP Education - Delta Hotels Burnaby Conference Centre BC - Burnaby
Kaplan Vancouver (computer delivered available) BC - Vancouver
IDP Education - Vancouver, ILAC Vancouver BC - Vancouver
Canada College Mississauga (computer delivered only) ON - Mississauga
BITTS - Abbotsford (computer delivered only) BC - Abbotsford
Conestoga College- BLI Montreal QC - Montreal
Oxford International Coquitlam BC - Coquitlam
Global Village - Kelowna BC - Kelowna
BITTS - Mississauga (computer delivered available) ON - Mississauga
Canada College Coquiltam BC - Coquitlam
IDP Education - Heritage International School ON - Toronto
IDP Education - University of New Brunswick NB - Fredericton
Coast English Testing - Comfort Inn Suites BC - Surrey
LaSalle College Vancouver BC - Vancouver
English Testing Canada - Windsor (computer delivered only) ON - Windsor
Maple Leaf Academy - IDP Education Canada AB - Calgary
ILAC - Surrey - Stenberg College with ILAC BC - Surrey
University of New Brunswick - Saint John NB - Saint John
Coast English Testing - Sheraton Vancouver Guildford Hotel BC - Surrey
IDP Education - Burlington Royal Arts Academy ON - Burlington
Canada College Robertson College Winnipeg MB - Winnipeg
University of Toronto Scarborough Campus Instructional Centre ON - Scarborough
Conestoga College- Simon Fraser University BC - Burnaby
triOS College Kitchener Campus ON - Kitchener
Conestoga College - McCanny School (computer delivered only) ON - North York
Xyna International School - Brampton (computer delivered available) ON - Brampton
Centennial College - Elite Alliance Inc ON - North York
IDP Education-Mississauga-Global Education ON - Mississauga
Coast English Testing - VGC International College (computer delivered only)
Coast English Testing - Tamanawis Secondary School BC - Surrey
English Testing Canada - York University - Aviva Centre ON - North York
University of British Columbia - Vancouver BC - Vancouver
MOSAIC engage Boundary Road (computer delivered available) BC - Vancouver
Precise Solutions - World on Yonge (Yonge and Steeles) ON - Toronto
Global Village - Nanaimo BC - Nanaimo
Oxford International Vancouver (computer delivered available) BC - Vancouver
Canada College Charlottetown PE - Charlottetown
IDP Education Canada - Edmonton (computer delivered only) AB - Edmonton
English Testing Canada - North York (computer delivered only) ON - North York
Saskatchewan Polytechnic - Regina (computer delivered available) SK - Regina
George Brown College (computer delivered available) ON - Toronto
British Council test location - Saint Marys University NS - Truro
Xyna International - Richmond Hill (computer delivered available)ON - Richmond Hill
Precise Solutions Mississauga (computer delivered only) ON - Mississauga
Conestoga College- Global Education Language Institute MB - Winnipeg
Centre of English Studies Toronto - North York ON - North York
IDP Education -Hamilton,Southern Ontario Collegiate ON - Hamilton
British Council - ETC AtlantIc (computer delivered available) NS - Dartmouth
IDP Education - Courtyard Toronto Brampton ON - Brampton
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