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Before the test
On the day of the test
After Test
Before the test:
About IELTS
1. What are
the IELTS modules?
IELTS is available
in two formats - Academic and General Training. In both formats,
candidates are tested in listening, reading, writing and speaking. All
candidates take the same Listening and Speaking modules, but Academic
and General Training formats have different
Reading
and Writing modules.
2. How do I
decide whether to take the Academic or General Training modules?
Choose Academic if
you plan to undertake further or higher education study abroad. Choose
General Training if you plan to complete secondary study, receive
non-academic training, or work in / migrate to an English speaking
country.
3. Which is
more difficult, Academic or General Training?
The two modules are
designed for different purposes and therefore the language skills
required in the two modules are different.
4. How long
is the test?
The test includes:
·
Listening: 40 minutes (including 10 minutes
for transferring answers to the answer sheet)
·
Reading
: 60 minutes
·
Writing: 60 minutes
·
Speaking: 11-14 minutes (The speaking test is arranged on any day one week before or after the test date. However, it will be scheduled on the test day (Saturday / Thursday) afternoon or the next day (Sunday / Friday) whenever possible.)
IELTS Preparation
1. How can I
prepare for the test? Are there any IELTS preparation materials for
sale?
You can try the
following preparation materials:
·
How to Prepare for IELTS (including
cassettes)
·
Insight into IELTS
·
Cambridge
Practice Tests for IELTS 1
·
Cambridge
IELTS 2
These materials can
be purchased at local bookstores. You can also purchase the Official IELTS Practice Materials. Please refer to the link below for detailed
information: http://www.ielts.org/candidates
2. Are there any preparation courses held by British
Council or
University
of
Cambridge
?
Neither the British Council operating in China as the Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General) nor the University of Cambridge currently runs IELTS preparation courses in China
General Registration Information
1. When can
I take the test?
The test is held 1-4
times a month at 30 test centres across
China
.
Click here for
detailed information about Test Dates.
2. Where can
I take the test?
Currently there are
30 Test Centres in Mainland
China
.
Click here to find
your nearest Test Centre.
3. Is there
any difference between taking IELTS in
China
and taking the test in another country?
There are no
differences in terms of the test format or test assessment. However,
test fees may differ slightly. Some candidates may prefer taking the
test in their home country because they feel less nervous.
4. How soon
can I re-take the test?
Candidates will be
able to register for the next available test after sitting the
registered session, regardless of the date and location of their
previous test.
5. How many
times can I take the test?
You may re-take the
test as many times as you wish.
6. What
shall I do if I have any special needs?
The IELTS test
makes every effort to cater for special needs of any disabled candidates,
to enable them to best understand questions and tasks and complete the
test. It is our aim for the language level of all candidates,
irrespective of disability, to be assessed fairly and objectively.
If candidates have any special
needs such as visual difficulties or hearing difficulties, special
IELTS test arrangements can be made including modified test materials
and special administrative arrangements. Please call the Exams Unit of
the British Council (operating in
China
as the Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy/Consulate
General) at least 3 months before the test date. Relevant supporting
materials (medical certificate and/or disability certificate) should be
submitted as well.
7. What if
something happens after the registration cut-off date, and I cannot
attend the test?
Only under certain special circumstances you might be allowed to cancel your test after the registration cut-off date. For example, if you are seriously ill and can provide sufficient supporting documentation.
You must inform the Exams Unit of the British Council (operating in China as the Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General) immediately and provide a letter specifying your reason for not being able to attend the test and the supporting document within the specified deadline.
·
Beijing: (010) 65906903 ext. 312 (for candidates who took their test in Beijing, Tianjin, Harbin, Shenyang, Dalian, Changchun, Jinan, Qingdao, Xi'An, Urumqi, Zhengzhou, Wuhan and Taiyuan)
·
Guangzhou: (020) 8510 3045 (for candidates who took their test in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Fuzhou, Xiamen, Nanning, Haikou and Changsha)
·
Shanghai : (021) 63912626 ext. 270 (for candidates who took their test in Shanghai , Hangzhou , Nanjing and Hefei )
· Chongqing : (023) 63736888 ext. 238/225 (for candidates who took their test in Chongqing , Chengdu , Kunming and Guiyang )
Identification
1. What kind
of identity documents are acceptable for IELTS
registration?
Chinese nationals
from mainland
China
,
Hong Kong and
Macao
must register for the IELTS test with either a valid and current
national ID card, or a valid and current Chinese Passport. Chinese
candidates from
Taiwan
may only register with a valid Mainland Travel Permit for Taiwan
Residents. Chinese military service personnel can register with a valid
military service personnel document.
Foreign nationals must register with a valid and current passport.
2. What if I
lose or change my identity documents before the test?
On the day of the
test, candidates must present the same identity document used for online registration at both the written test and the speaking test. If the identity
document presented at the test contains personal information (i.e.
name, gender, date of birth, ID/passport number, etc.) different from
that provided upon registration, the candidate might not be admitted to
the test and might not be eligible for transfer, cancellation or refund
of any kind.
If you lose ID/passport, we suggest that you apply and get a new
ID/passport as soon as possible. You are also advised to contact the the Exams Unit of the British Council (operating in
China
as the Cultural and Education
Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General) immediately.
3. If I am
under 16 years old, can I take the test?
You can take the
test but IELTS is not recommended for candidates under the age of 16.
4. If I am
under 16 years old and do not have an ID card, can I register for
IELTS? If so, what are the registration requirements?
You can apply for an ID card with your Public Security Office regardless of your age. You can also register for
IELTS with a valid passport.
5. Can I
take the test again if I'm rejected because I presented a fake identity
document?
No, you can't take
the test again. You are banned from taking IELTS any more in future.
and will not be eligible for transfer, cancellation, or refund of any kind. The British Council (operating in China as the Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General) reserves the right to inform government organisations and relevant embassies of such cases, and this may result in legal action.
6. Can I
take the test again if it was discovered that I asked somebody else to
do the test for me, or took the test for somebody else?
No, you can't take
the test again. You are banned from taking IELTS any more.
in future and will not be eligible for transfer, cancellation, or refund of any kind.. The British Council (operating in China as the Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General) reserves the right to inform government organisations and relevant embassies of such cases, and this may result in legal action.
Online Registration Procedure
1. Where can
I register for IELTS in
China
?
IELTS registration
in
China
is made
possible only by visiting the NEEA IELTS registration website. To
successfully register for the IELTS test on line, candidates should
carefully read the "Registration Procedure" and complete all
the steps accordingly.
2. How do I
register online?
To successfully
register for IELTS, you must complete all of these steps in order:
·
register
as a NEEA user;
·
prepay the test fee;
·
reserve a seat at an IELTS test centre;
·
complete the IELTS application form confirm
payment;
You will not be able
to do the next step without finishing the earlier ones. Your IELTS
registration will not be completed and confirmed before you finish all
of the five steps.
3. What are
the system requirements to register online?
You need to access
to a computer that is connected to the Internet. The computer must have
an Internet browser (Internet Explorer is preferred) installed. It
would be ideal, but not required, for the computer to have a display
resolution of 1024 X 768. For candidates of Chinese nationality, names
and mailing addresses in simplified Chinese characters must be
provided. Therefore, Chinese candidates will have to use computers with
simplified Chinese operation systems able to input Chinese characters.
4. What is
the difference between NEEA User ID, Registration ID and IELTS
Candidate Number?
NEEA USER ID
NUMBER: In
conjunction with a password defined by the user, this number protects
other persons from accessing your information. You need this number to
sign in and register online.
REGISTRATION ID NUMBER: This is a unique confirmation number the
NEEA IELTS registration system generates after you complete all the
required steps. You need this number when you call the NEEA Call
Centre. This number will also allow you to get an IELTS candidate
number.
IELTS CANDIDATE NUMBER: This is a unique number generated by
Cambridge ESOL after they have received your application data. You will
use it as a reference number when you request IELTS related services or
extra TRFs (Test Report Forms) in the Exams
Unit of the British Council (operating in China as the Cultural and
Education Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General).
5. How can I
get my NEEA User ID?
To get this Number,
you are required to provide basic personal information, including name, identity document number, mailing
address, phone numbers, and email address. After you
have submitted the required information, you will be assigned a NEEA
User ID number.
6. What if I
forget my NEEA User ID or password?
Please click
"FORGOT YOUR NEEA USER ID OR PASSWORD, PRESS HERE", displayed
below the Sign-in Box and fill in the requested information. You will
be taken through a security check, which, if successful, will send your
NEEA User ID and Password to your email address.
7. How can I
get my Registration ID?
After you have
finished the IELTS registration process, the NEEA IELTS web site will
assign you a Registration ID. You need this number when you call the
NEEA Call Centre. This number will also allow you to get an IELTS
Candidate Number.
8. How can I
get my IELTS Candidate Number?
Two days before the
test, the NEEA IELTS web site will display your IELTS Candidate Number
on the MY STATUS page. The IELTS Candidate Number is used for taking
the IELTS test or reference for any IELTS test related services with
the British Council (operating in
China
as the Cultural and Education Section of the British
Embassy/Consulates-General).
9. What
shall I do if I input wrong personal information online?
Incorrect
information may result in your not being allowed to sit the test or not
being able to receive IELTS information and score reports. Please
carefully check the information you input and you are responsible for
all consequences caused by inputting incorrect or inauthentic
information.
If you input wrong personal information, we suggest that you contact
the NEEA Call Centre as soon as possible.
10. How do I
know the seat availability?
Just log onto the
registration website, click “Query Seats” under the “IELTS Information”
menu bar and follow the instructions, and you will be able to find seat
availability at your chosen test centres. You can also check seat
availability on the “My Status” page.
11. How can
I check my registration information?
The “MY STATUS” page
is the central place where you can view the status of every step of
your registration. Please always check this page by pressing the MY
STATUS button in the home page after you sign in.
12. Can I
change my registration information after I submit it to the
registration system?
Once you have
submitted the information to the system, you will not be allowed to
change your name in Chinese and English, gender, ID type and number,
and date of birth. You can change any other information up to the
registration cut-off date.
13. Can I
change my registration information after the registration is closed?
Sorry, you cannot.
14. When is
the deadline for registration?
IELTS registration
is normally closed 12 workdays before the test date. The cut-off date
for registration, transfer and cancellation may change due to public
holiday. The registration cut-off date for each test is available on
the web page when you reserve a seat at a selected test centre. Please
be reminded that the deadline for registration, transfer and
cancellation falls on the same day.
15. What if
I don't have an email address?
You need to register
with an email address to complete online registration. You can get a
free email address on many websites including yahoo.com and
hotmail.com.
16. How
secure is my personal information?
Your information is
secure. The information you have entered will only be used to
communicate with you and for test security purposes.
17. Will I
get a confirmation letter after registration?
Yes, you will get a
confirmation letter by email and through the on-line registration
website.
Test Transfer & Test Cancellation
1. Can I
change my test module?
Yes, you can change
your test module online before the registration cut-off date.
2. Can I change my test date
and/or test centre?
You can change your
test date before the cut-off date for registration for an additional
fee of 500RMB.
To change your test centre and/or test date, go to MY STATUS page.
Click TRANSFER to choose a different test date and/or centre.
3. Can I
cancel my test and will I get a refund if I cancel?
Candidates are
allowed to cancel their IELTS test registration before the cut-off date
for registration and will be refunded RMB700. You should cancel your
registration on the NEEA IELTS registration website. After you have
completed the cancellation process, you still need to contact the NEEA
call centre to activate the refund procedure; otherwise, you will not
receive the cancellation refund.
4. How can I
cancel my IELTS registration?
Go to the MY STATUS
page after signing in and click the CANCEL REGISTRATION & REFUND
bottom displayed on this page to cancel your registration.
5. How soon
can I receive the cancellation refunds?
After you have
completed the cancellation process, you still need to contact the NEEA
call centre to activate the refund procedure; otherwise, you will not
receive the cancellation refund. Within 4-6 weeks of your confirmation
with the NEEA call centre, the refund amount will be sent to your bank
account or your mailing address, usually within four weeks. If you have
questions or you have not received your refund, please call the NEEA
call centre.
Payment
1. What do
the IELTS fees refer to?
The IELTS fees
include IELTS test fee, IELTS transfer fee and the IELTS cancellation
fee.
·
All candidates must pre-pay the IELTS test fee
before reserving an IELTS seat.
·
The IELTS transfer fee is charged for
candidates who have completed IELTS registration and decide to change
IELTS test centre (subject to availability) and/or IELTS test date
(subject to availability) up to the cut-off date for transfer.
·
The IELTS cancellation fee is the amount
retained by NEEA following cancellation of your test up to the cut-off
date for cancellation.
2. How much
is the IELTS test fee, IELTS transfer fee and IELTS Cancellation fee?
IELTS test fee: RMB
1450
IELTS Transfer Fee: RMB 500
IELTS Cancellation Fee: RMB 750 (RMB700 will be refunded to
candidates.)
3. How can I
pay IELTS fees?
The IELTS fees
include the IELTS test fee, the IELTS transfer
fee and the IELTS cancellation fee.
There are three means of payment:
·
online payment through ICBC (http://www.icbc.com.cn)
·
online payment through CMB (http://www.cmbchina.com)
·
wire transfer at any bank to NEEA's bank account.
4. What do I
need if I pay IELTS fees online?
You need to have an
e-commerce enabled bank card issued by either the
Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) or the China
Merchants Bank (CMB). It is recommended that you visit the ICBC or CMB
offices and obtain a card with e-commerce capability. The ICBC ( http://www.icbc.com.cn ) and CMB( http://www.cmbchina.com ) have detailed information about their services either online or at
their offices.
5. What
should I do if I am disconnected to the internet during my payment
process at the bank web page?
Your payment process
might not be complete. Please contact the bank service hotline to find
out whether or not your payment is complete.
6. If I pay
IELTS fees by wire transfer, what should I know and where can I get the
information?
When you click on
WIRE TRANSFER, you will be shown the information you need to wire the
IELTS fees to the NEEA bank account, including:
·
NEEA bank account name,
·
NEEA bank account number, bank name and
address, and
·
the amount of money in RMB
This information is
what you will need when you go to the bank to make your wire transfer.
It is personalised for your payment.
7. When will
my payment be reflected on my account if I make payment online?
Normally, the NEEA
IELTS registration system will instantly receive your payment confirmation.
However, there might be rare circumstances when the banking system
delays your payment confirmation with the NEEA IELTS registration
system.
8. When will
my payment be reflected on my account if I make payment by wire
transfer?
Depending on the bank,
it will take one (1) day up to four (4) days before NEEA receives
confirmation of your payment.
9. How do I
know my payment has been made?
When the NEEA IELTS
registration system receives your payment (whether online or by wire
transfer), a confirmation email message will be sent to your email
address.
10. Can I
check the payment status through the NEEA IELTS web site?
Yes, you can.
·
If you paid online, please check the
NEEA IELTS web site one day later to view your payment and
registration status.
·
If you paid by wire transfer, please
check the NEEA IELTS registration website at least two days after
your wire transfer.
11. What if
I do not see confirmation of my payment?
If you do not see
confirmation of your payment after two days (online payment) or four
days (wire transfer), call the NEEA IELTS call centre for help.
12. Why the
bank clerk does not understand my request when I ask to pay IELTS fees?
The wire transfer is
not a special service catering to the IELTS test, it is simply a
standard money transfer service offered by any bank. When you go to the
bank, ask for the wire transfer service ("Dian Hui" in
Chinese).
13. What is
the deadline for the pre-payment of test fee?
Your test fee must
be pre-paid to your user account with NEEA before you can proceed to
book an IELTS seat.
14. Will I
get a receipt for my payment?
You will be sent a
confirmation email showing the amount paid on the same day that your
payment is received by the NEEA.
If you pay online, the bank's secured page will generate the bank
confirmation number. This transaction will be displayed on your monthly
account statement. If you pay by wire transfer, you will receive a
payment confirmation slip from the bank where you make the transfer.
15. Can I
get a Fapiao / Shouju for my payment?
If you need to
obtain reimbursement from sponsoring organisations, NEEA can provide
you with a monetary receipt (yinqian shouju). Please email or call the NEEA Call Centre
to request this.
16. Is the
online payment safe?
To ensure the safety
of paying online, you should keep your user name and password for the
online payment secure. If you have further enquiries, please contact
the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC) or the China
Merchants Bank (CMB) accordingly.
On
the day of the test:
1. What
shall I bring to the test?
Please bring only
the following:
·
The same genuine and valid identity document used for online registration (refer to the accepted identity documents above)
·
1 colour passport-sized photo taken within the
last 6 months, signed on the back
·
Your confirmation letter
If you do not bring
all of the items listed above,you might not be able to take the test and might not be eligible for transfer, cancellation or refund of any kind.
Please do not bring your mobile phone or any other electronic equipment
or other personal belongings.
We will provide all the stationery you need for the test.
2. When do I
have to arrive?
Written test: you
are advised to arrive at the test venue by 8:00 am. The check-in desk
closes at 8:30 am on the test day.
Speaking test: you are advised to arrive 30 minutes before your
scheduled interview time and check-in closes 15 minutes prior to your
interview.
3. What if I
arrive late?
Written test: you
will not be allowed to take the test after 8:30 am.
Speaking test: you will not be allowed to take the test if you arrive
less than 15 minutes prior to your scheduled interview time.
For both cases in the above, you are not eligible for transfer or
cancellation, nor will you receive any refund for the test fee.
4. What
should I do if I write the Listening answers on the
Reading
side of the answer sheet?
What should I do if I write the answer to Writing Task 1 on the Task 2
answer sheet?
Please inform the
invigilator immediately.
5. What
should I do if I miss the test or can't complete the test due to
circumstances outside my control?
You should contact
the IELTS invigilator or supervisor immediately at your designated test
venue.
6. If I miss
the Listening/Reading/Writing session, can I take the speaking test?
You can take the
speaking test.
7. Can I quit during the test
You may not quit the test, without the permission of the supervisor or invigilator. Otherwise you will be prohibited from taking any remaining part(s) of the test, and results of any completed part(s) of the test may be voided.
8. Can I
change the time of my speaking test?
All candidates
should follow the speaking test schedule prepared by the British
Council (operating in
China
as the Cultural and Education Section of the British
Embassy/Consulates-General). We regret that no change can be made to
the arrangements for the test days at the request of the candidates.
After the
test date:
Test Score and Test Report Form
1. What is
the passing score in IELTS?
Candidates receive scores on a Band Scale from 1 to 9. A profile score is reported for each skill. Overall Band Scores and scores for each sub-test (Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking) are reported in whole bands or half bands.
2. How is my
overall band score calculated?
The Overall Band Score is calculated by taking the mean of the total of the four individual sub-test scores. Each of the sub-test scores is equally weighted.
Overall Band Scores are reported to the nearest whole or half band. For the avoidance of doubt, the following rounding convention applies; if the average across the four skills ends in .25, it is rounded up to the next half band, and if it ends in .75, it is rounded up to the next whole band.
Thus, a candidate achieving 6.5 for Listening, 6.5 for Reading, 5.0 for Writing and 7.0 for Speaking would be awarded an Overall Band Score of 6.5 (25 / 4 = 6.25 = Band 6.5).
Likewise, a candidate achieving 4.0 for Listening, 3.5 for Reading, 4.0 for Writing and 4.0 for Speaking would be awarded an Overall Band Score of 4.0 (15.5 / 4 = 3.875 = Band 4.0).
On the other hand, a candidate achieving 6.5 for Listening, 6.5 for Reading, 5.5 for Writing and 6.0 for Speaking would be awarded band 6 (24.5 / 4 = 6.125 = Band 6)
For more details, please refer to the IELTS global website: http://www.ielts.org/teachersandresearchers/scoreprocessingreportinginterpretation/article231.aspx .
3. Can I
cancel the scores?
No, but you can
choose not to pass on the scores to embassies or universities.
4. What is
the validity period of the test results?
Your test score
remains valid for up to two years after the test date. However,
receiving institutions may make their own decision on the validity
period of the scores.
5. Will a
previous test score affect my later score?
No, the scores from
each test are independent.
6. Can the
IELTS band scores be directly compared to scores in TOEFL or CET?
No, these three
tests are different language tests designed for different purposes.
7. How can
each candidate get a fair score from his/her examiner? Are there any
differences from examiner to examiner, and from area to area?
All band scores are
based on the candidate's performance on the test day using the same
assessment criteria to ensure fairness.Systematic monitoring and double marking of a proportion of answer sheets is carried out at each administration. All IELTS examiners are fully
trained and their performance is regularly monitored.
8. Can I get
my score by telephone, fax or e-mail?
No, you cannot. In
order to maintain a strictly confidential service, the test results are
disclosed on the Test Report Form or you can go to the MY STATUS page
to see the test results online. on the 10th working day after the test. Please note that the website
information is only for your reference and your test result is based on
your Test Report Form solely.
9. How will
I get my Test Report Form?
Your Test Report
Form will be sent by
EMS
(limited to
local/domestic service) to the address given on your IELTS Application
Form on the 10th working day after the test..
Candidates must ensure that the address is valid for at least 1
month after the test date. If the address is changed, candidates should
contact the Exams Unit of the British Council (operating in
China
as the Cultural and Education
Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General) within 1 week after
the test date, and provide an ID photocopy as well as an address change
application. Requests for address changes after the time specified may
not be processed.
10. When
will I get the test results?
Usually it takes 2 or 3 working days for the Test Report Forms to be delivered to candidates after they are sent out by EMS(limited to local/domestic service)on the 10th working day after the
test.
11. What is
included in the Test Report Form?
In the Test Report
Form, you will find:
·
The test module you have taken
·
The Centre Number, Test Date, and your
Candidate Number
·
Your name, photo, gender, ID / passport number,
and Date of Birth
·
Your first language
·
Your previous test date and venue (if you have
taken the test before)
·
Your four individual band scores for
Listening,
Reading
,
Writing and Speaking
·
Your overall band score
·
The Writing and Speaking Examiners' Numbers
·
The administrator's signature
·
The date of printing
·
An explanation of Bands 1 to 9 (on the back of
the TRF)
12. How many
Test Report Forms can I get?
You will receive
only ONE original Test Report Form. Please keep it safely and It cannot be replaced. The Exams Unit of the British Council (operating in China as the Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General) do not offer Test Report Form photocopies or test results verification service to candidates.
13. What if
I haven't received my Test Report Form four weeks after the test?
Please check the EMS
tracking No. with the Exams Unit of the British Council (known in
China
as the Cultural and Education
Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General) immediately, and
then call the
EMS
hotline at 11185 or log on to EMS website http://www.ems.com.cn/ to
trace the express mail.
14. What if
I lose my Test Report Form?
We suggest you make
photocopies of your Test Report Form as soon as you receive it. If you
lose the original copy, we suggest that you use following solutions:
Please request the Exams Unit of the British Council (operating in China as the Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General) to send your extra Test Report Form to overseas universities or institutions. For more details, please refer to the No. 17 question ‘How can I apply for extra Test Report Forms?'
If your receiving institution already signed up for the global on-line Test Report Form verification service, your test results will be able to be verified on-line. For more details, please refer to the IELTS global website: http://bandscore.ielts.org/verification.aspx .
15. How can
I get wrong information on my Test Report Form corrected?
Please contact the
Exams Unit of the British Council (known in
China
as the Cultural and Education Section of the British
Embassy/Consulates-General) in:
·
Beijing: (010) 65906903 ext. 312
(for candidates who took their test in Beijing, Tianjin,
Harbin, Shenyang, Dalian, Changchun, Jinan, Qingdao, Xi'An, Urumqi, Zhengzhou, Wuhan and Taiyuan)
·
Guangzhou: (020) 85103045
(for candidates who took their test in Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Fuzhou, Xiamen, Nanning, Haikou and Shanghai)
·
Shanghai
: (021) 63912626 ext. 270
(for candidates who took their test in
Shanghai
,
Hangzhou
,
Nanjing
and
Hefei
)
·
Chongqing
: (023) 63736888 ext. 238/225
(for candidates who took their test in
Chongqing
,
Chengdu
,
Kunming
and
Guiyang
)
Also see No.9 in the
"Online Registration Procedure" section of this document.
Extra Test Report Form
16. Where can I send my extra Test Report Form to?
Service
Scope
Extra TRFs CAN be sent to: (1 original copy for each
receiving body)
·
Academic institutions and professional
organisations in and outside
China
·
Governments
(Remark: For
candidates requesting to send extra TRFs to
domestic addresses, original supporting documents should be presented
to justify the request. IELTS TRF will only be sent when justified.)
·
Embassies and consulates (except the British
and the Australian Embassy/Consulate)
·
The Skilled Processing Centre in
Adelaide
(ASPC)
Extra TRFs CANNOT be sent to:
·
Candidate themselves
·
Non-governmental immigration agencies or
agents
·
Companies or individuals
·
The Offshore Processing Centre in
Adelaide
(AOPC)
·
The Visa Section of the British/Australian
Embassies/Consulates-General
·
The General Medical
Council
,
UK
Remark: The IELTS test result is
valid for 2 years after the test date and the extra TRF service will be unavailable
beyond the period of validity.
17. How can
I apply for extra Test Report Forms?
Extra Test Report Form Application
Methods and Service Fees：
Before the registration cut-off date:
·
You can apply for up to 5 extra TRFs when you register on the IELTS on-line registration website http://ielts.etest.edu.cn
?without any service fees
·
The extra TRF will be sent
out within 15 working days after the test
·
You can log on to the registration website to
add, change or cancel the extra TRF for receiving institutions before
the registration cut-off date. After the cut-off date, please contact?
the Exams Unit of the British
Council (operating in
China
as the Cultural and Education Section of the British
Embassy/Consulates-General) by e-mail for any changes to
your application
After the?registration cut-off date:
·
You can apply for extra TRFs on the website:? on http://www.britishcouncil.org.cn/exams/chinese/applications_registjsp
, there is no ?restriction on extra TRF quantities, and the service fee is RMB60 per copy
·
The extra TRF will be sent
out within 5 working days upon receiving the application?(no earlier than the candidate’s TRF issuance date).
·
Please contact the Exams Unit of the British Council (operating in
China
as the Cultural and Education
Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General) by e-mail for
any changes to your application
Remark: Please check
the extra TRF sending records on the website http://www.britishcouncil.org.cn/exams/chinese/search.jsp after 17:00 on Fridays to
see whether your application has been processed. We will also notify
you the sending result by e-mail.
18. Do I need to pay for my extra Test Report Form?
Before the registration cut-off date candidates can apply to send up to 5 extra Test Report Forms free of charge on the IELTS registration website. After that date, all applications for extra Test Report Forms should be made to the British Council (operating in China as the Cultural and Education Section of the British Embassy/Consulates-General) and will cost RMB60 per copy.
19. What are the mailing options available for my extra Test Report Form sending? Do I need to pay for the postage/courier service costs?
Extra Test Repor Mailing
Service Options and Postage
·
Please refer to the website http://www.britishcouncil.org.cn/exams/upload/e-extra_trf_ro_list.xls,
if your receiving organization is in the list ,your extra TRFs will
be sent via electronic data
transmission.
·
If you choose to send your extra TRFs by air
mail, you don’t need to pay the postage.
·
If you still wish to send your extra TRFs by express courier service, please bear the
courier service costs yourselves. Please check the courier service
costs on the website http://www.britishcouncil.org.cn/exams/chinese/applications_intro.jsp
·
The postage does not include the extra TRF
service fees.
20. How do I pay for my extra Test Report Form service fee and/or courier service costs?
Payment
Method
·
Please submit the payment either by postal
remittance or by paying cash in the
British Council (known in
China
as the Cultural and Education Section of the British
Embassy/Consulates-General). Please do not enclose cash in your
application.
·
The Eastern China Test Region
managed by British Council
Shanghai
office only accepts postal remittance.
·
Please write your candidate name, candidate number and purpose
of payment on the remittance form.
Beijing : (010)
65906903 ext. 312 (for candidates who took their test in Beijing, Tianjin, Harbin, Shenyang, Dalian, Changchun, Jinan</ | 
