Managing and Developing E-Learning Systems
IELTS in its full form stands for the International English Language Testing System – an English Language proficiency test developed and run by the British Council in partnership with IDP Education and Cambridge Assessment English.
There are two IELTS tests available, IELTS Academic and IELTS General Training. Both tests are graded in exactly the same way.
You’ll take the first three parts of the test on the same day, in the following order: Listening, Reading and Writing (there are no breaks between these tests). Your Speaking test will be held either on the same day or seven days before or after that, depending on local arrangements.
There are different types of IELTS tests you can take. IELTS can help you move around the world, get the job you've always wanted or just demonstrate that you have improved your English. The test you should choose depends on what you want to do.
Before booking your test, make sure to check which test you need with the organizations you are applying to. Take the IELTS Academics test if you want to study at either undergraduate or postgraduate level, or if you want to work in a professional organization in an English speaking country.
This is a short ICT Evaluation MCQ for Enrolment into ADES ICT Courses