During the period of 1999, Hu Min, as the first scholar to explore IELTS in China, went to the headquarters of the British Council in person to meet Mr. Sean Hyde, President of Global IELTS, and delivered a speech that "IELTS will rise suddenly and become a dazzling star!" Conclusion. Later, Hu Min visited the Examination Committee of Cambridge University, bought a large number of IELTS test books, got the core resources of IELTS, and quickly returned to China after obtaining first-hand IELTS materials.
After returning to China, Hu Min began to organize excellent teachers to develop the first set of real IELTS textbooks in China. After the development of teaching materials, he began to tour the whole country and summed up IELTS in four sentences: new ways to study abroad, through train for immigrants, foreign companies and English classes.
In 200 1 year, Hu Min led the R&D team to complete the compilation of the second generation IELTS textbook in China. At that time, the textbook was *** 17, and the simulation degree of the test questions reached more than 85%, which is beyond the reach of many training institutions at home and abroad. Many students who have studied abroad have also returned to China to buy this set of teaching materials. As IELTS scores are gradually recognized by countries, IELTS tests are in full swing, and candidates' enthusiasm for learning IELTS is getting higher and higher. When students buy IELTS books, they all say that they need Hu Min's IELTS books. Over time, the students simply said "Hu IELTS".
In 2002, Hu Min personally went to Australia and had in-depth exchanges with universities and students. He found that the students showed problems such as "young age and weak language", so he opened and established the first IELTS basic training base in China, and the first enrollment was very popular. Subsequently, the IELTS learning storm was set off everywhere, and domestic mainstream media rushed to report the IELTS storm created by Hu Min.
20 10 new channel Hu min's sixth IELTS course was published heavily and became the first choice for a new generation of IELTS candidates in China.