INTRODUCTION OF IELTs

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IELTS stand for international english language testing system.
 Is widely Recognised as a reliable means of assessing the language ability of candidate who need to study or work where English is the language is the communication. these practice tests are designed to give future IELTs candidates an idea of whether their english is at the required level
IELTs is owned bye three partners  Cambridge English Assessment part of the university of cambridge the
the british council IDP Education limited through out its subsidiary company IELTs Australia pty limited.


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