British Council’s Favorable News for IELTS Aspirants Revealed
In a groundbreaking development, the British Council has introduced an innovative feature designed to empower IELTS test takers seeking to enhance their scores without the need for a complete retest.
This innovative feature, aptly named ‘One Skill Retake,’ provides candidates with the opportunity to reattempt a specific section of the IELTS test, including listening, reading, writing, or speaking. Notably, it maintains the original section’s familiar format and timing, as reported by a national daily.
Andrew Mackenzie, Director of IELTS at the British Council, highlighted their dedication to customers, emphasizing their belief in test-takers potential with proper preparation and support.
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‘One Skill Retake’ empowers candidates to revisit a particular skill if they believe their initial performance did not accurately reflect their English proficiency, thereby promoting fairness in the assessment process.
Furthermore, institutions that accept IELTS scores with the ‘One Skill Retake’ option can offer candidates greater flexibility in meeting entry requirements while upholding high standards. This initiative underscores the dedication of IELTS partners to assist test takers in realizing their full potential.
Maarya Rehman, Deputy Director of the British Council in Pakistan, emphasized their commitment to empowering IELTS test takers. This makes the British Council the exclusive major high-stakes test provider offering this unique option in Pakistan.
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Test takers who choose ‘One Skill Retake’ will receive a secondary Test Report Form suitable for migration and academic purposes. Depending on their results, candidates can decide whether to use their original or new test report for the specific skill they retake. This feature can be scheduled within 60 days of the initial IELTS test, providing candidates with increased flexibility and control over their test outcomes.
