Time for a home-grown English language test, Indian agents say

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Australian universities to profit from students going elsewhere

Investment in education services provider IDP set to pay multimillion-dollar dividends as students use its language tests to head to Canada and UK

By John Ross

3 August

Covid-hit British Council sells Indian IELTS business to IDP

Deal worth £130 million reflects financial woes of UK educational organisation

By Chris Havergal

1 July

Australian regulator to probe English language waivers

TEQSA also promises not to pursue ‘innocent mums and dads’ over contract cheating

By John Ross

27 November

Language requirements for international students are too low

Overseas students’ academic potential is hobbled if their English does not far exceed current thresholds, says Danijela Trenkic

By Danijela Trenkic

10 May

Reader's comments (1)

#1 Submitted by flowers.tmsp on August 4, 2021 - 2:19pm

Had IDP not bought the sole rights to deliver the IELTS test in India, I doubt, this notion of home-gown English language test would have ever cropped up.

Time for a home-grown English language test, Indian agents say

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