• 2017 Caroline Clapham Masters Award Announcement 1

    2017 Caroline Clapham Masters Award Announcement

     

    The IELTS Research Committee, comprising representatives of the British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia, and Cambridge Assessment English, is pleased to announce the awarding of the 2017 Caroline Clapham IELTS Masters Award to Martin Stark, who completed his degree at Lancaster University. His dissertation, which looked at the automated analysis of linguistic features on a writing task, was supervised by Tineke Brunfaut.

    The award, which carries a prize of £1000 and sponsored attendance at the annual Language Testing Research Colloquium (LTRC), aims to encourage young researchers to pursue careers in language testing. Counted among former winners are professors and lecturers, researchers in examination bodies and other organisations, and a director of a teacher training institute. Qualified individuals who would like to join the 2018 competition are invited to visit https://www.ielts.org/teaching-and-research/ielts-masters-award for details of the competition and submission guidelines.
  • The number of organisations accepting IELTS 1

    New milestones confirm IELTSas the world’s leading test of English for international migration and higher education

     

    The number of organisations accepting IELTS (International English Language Testing System) results has reached 10,000, cementing the test’s position as the world’s leading English language test for education and global migration purposes.

    Global recognition is one of the reasons why the number of people taking IELTS continues to grow, with 2.9 million tests taken in 2016.

     

    The growth in recognising organisations – which include universities, schools, employers, immigration authorities and professional bodies – is an indication of how these bodies trust and value IELTS results as a secure, valid and reliable indication of a  test taker’s English language proficiency. 

     

    James Shipton, Head of IELTS at the British Council, said: “The world-leading expertise of the three IELTS partners delivers ever-higher standards in test development and delivery, to ensure that IELTS continues to meet the needs of our customers worldwide.”
         

    Warwick Freeland, Managing Director at IDP IELTS Australia, said: “Around the world people are choosing to take IELTS to help achieve their lifelong learning, career and migration goals. We are committed to continually improving our customers’ experiences especially as IELTS is often taken at a significant juncture of their lives.” 

     

    IELTS is jointly owned by the British Council, IDP: IELTS Australia and Cambridge Assessment English.
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