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Old Roast Duck IELTS 1000 Q&A Series: Did you get a high score in oral IELTS test in Japan? "Teacher, I am currently studying at Agricultural University. Our school has an exchange program to Japan. I am [...]

Old Roast Duck IELTS 1000 Q&A Series: Are Oral IELTS Scores High in Japan

"Teacher, I am currently studying at the Agricultural University, and our school has an exchange program to Japan. I am considering whether to apply for an IELTS exam there in the future. Excuse me, old roast duck, did you get a high score in the IELTS oral test in Japan? Thank you!"

Answer: Hello, let's talk about a personal experience of my students.

The student took an IELTS exam in Dalian before going to Japan for the exam. The next week, he went to Japan to take an exam. Therefore, the IELTS score of Dalian is one week earlier than that of Japan.

The result is that the score of the oral IELTS test in Dalian was 6 (quite good, her oral score before coming to class was 5.0). The speaking score of IELTS from Japan is even more surprising: the speaking score is 7.0, which is even 0.5 points higher than the total score of IELTS, and 1 point higher than the speaking score of Dalian a week ago.

The following is a picture of the students' congratulations:

Of course, this student's score does not mean that he will go to Japan to take the IELTS oral test, and his score will be higher immediately like this student's.

First of all, it must be admitted that there are indeed cases of oral English score raising in the Japanese exam, and many of the old roast duck students have gone to Japan for the exam. But this is not the case that the examiner intentionally "solicits business". The main reason is that the old roast duck Answering Posts for IELTS Test in Japan It has also been mentioned in. On the one hand, the number of candidates received by overseas examiners every day is less than that of domestic examiners, so that the total amount of work in a week is far less than that of domestic examiners, so their examiners will be relatively more patient, and the examinees will feel relaxed and play more naturally. On the other hand, the old roast duck thinks there is some placebo effect. It is said that the domestic IELTS speaking scores are low, so I will do better in the exam when I go abroad. This mentality gives me a positive psychological hint and makes me more confident.

Secondly, domestic and foreign examiners, whether IDP or BC, must strictly follow IELTS Oral Scoring Standard Give a score. Therefore, no matter where you go in the world to take the IELTS oral test, you can't escape this set of globally unified oral scoring standards. Here, the old roast duck just reminds you that when you prepare for the oral exam, you must have an understanding of the oral exam standards, so that you can know where your problems are, and then you can check the gaps.

To sum up, whether you take the IELTS test at home or abroad, good preparation+positive attitude will be more conducive to obtaining ideal IELTS scores.

The above is a detailed answer to the question "Is your speaking score high in the IELTS test in Japan?" I hope it can help more IELTS roast ducks who have such questions. I wish you all success in preparing for the IELTS test and achieve ideal results as soon as possible!