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Greatchen Macahilos Posted 14 years ago
Proficiency Tests & Test-taking
IELTS or ESL
Hello everyone. What is the difference between IELTS and ESL? Which of them is more useful? What are the instances/situations that require either or both?
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IELTS is a language proficiency examination. ESL is a term for the study of English as a second language, as in a course or program. As such, the two terms are not comparable.
- IELTS is a language proficiency examination.
- ESL is a term for the study of English as a second language, as in a course or program.
- As such, the two terms are not comparable.
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IELTS is a language proficiency examination.
ESL is a term for the study of English as a second language, as in a course or program.
As such, the two terms are not comparable.
ESL is a term for the study of English as a second language, as in a course or program.
As such, the two terms are not comparable.
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Thank you for your answer. I was confused. I was advised to take IELTS when I mentioned my desire to look for a job overseas. Then ESL was added into the equation. Hence, the question. Thanks again.
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