The exam usually required to study or live in an English-speaking country. It has two versions: Academic, for undergraduate or postgraduate study, and General, for migration. It's an international exam, not just a British one: in Listening you hear several accents.
Same in bothListeningAudio with different accents. Several answers are written in two or three words at most.
Varies by versionReadingAcademic: complex texts, like university ones. General: general-interest texts.
Varies by versionWritingAcademic: describe a graph and write an essay. General: a letter and an essay.
Same in bothSpeakingFace-to-face interview: fluency, pronunciation and accuracy are assessed.
How we prepare you
- Writing workshops for essays and letters
- Listening practice and conversation workshops
- Full, graded mock exams so you know when you're ready
What level you need
- Academic: intermediate to advanced
- General: depends a lot on the score required in your case
- If you're a beginner, you first level up and then prepare
Useful to know: you can write with American or British spelling, but don't mix them in the same exam.