IELTS is an examination system for studying in the UK. It is the abbreviation of English International English Language Testing System, namely IELTS-the abbreviation of "International English Testing System", which is translated into Chinese as "IELTS". It is jointly organized by Cambridge University Examinations Board, British Council and Australian Agency for International Development. Its main purpose is to evaluate candidates' language ability to study, train or emigrate in English-speaking countries by using English as a tool. At present, IELTS scores have been widely recognized by universities and academic institutions in Australia, New Zealand, Britain, Canada and other countries. In the United States, more and more colleges and universities gradually take IELTS scores as one of the language conditions for applying for degrees. IELTS is also accepted by many important institutions, such as New Zealand Immigration Application Bureau, Australian Immigration and Cultural Affairs Bureau, Australian Medical Council and British Medical Association. Students studying in New Zealand don't take exams in China, so they have to go to New Zealand for short-term training, which takes about 30 weeks, that is, more than half a year. After the training, I will take the IELTS test in New Zealand, and those who are admitted to study in New Zealand will not be admitted to Canada. Generally speaking, students who have a good English foundation and are willing to learn may not pass the exam smoothly. This is because of the characteristics of IELTS. Due to the cultural differences in different countries, China people are in a relatively disadvantageous position when they take the IELTS test abroad. Therefore, when China candidates take the IELTS test abroad, they often spend a lot of energy to get to know people in the local cultural industry. If possible, you'd better take IELTS at home.