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When planning your study abroad in Australia, you’ll need to prove your proficiency in English if it’s not your first language. In most cases, this involves taking an English language test and achieving a minimum score. But what happens if you don’t reach the minimum...
TOEFL iBT, one of the previously recognised English language tests for Australian visa applications, will be unavailable for visa purposes starting from 26 July 2023 until further notice. This pause is a result of significant revisions being introduced to the test by...
Are you an international student planning to study at an Australian university? Well, let us be the first to say: you’re in for an incredible adventure. Of course, before starting this new chapter, you’ll have to meet certain entry requirements. One of the most...
If you’re an international student aspiring to pursue higher education or migrate to Australia, demonstrating your English proficiency is an important step. The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is the world’s most recognised English...
Are you hoping to improve your English and wondering where to start? Boasting world-class institutions and a wide range of top-notch courses, Australia is undeniably a go-to choice for English language learning. Whether you want to brush up on your general English...
When you choose to study in Australia as an international student, you’ll need to meet certain English language requirements to obtain your Student (subclass 500) visa. Depending on your country of citizenship, you may need to prove your English language skills by...
Learning English is critical if you want to live, study and work in Australia. Of course, becoming fluent is no easy feat, particularly since the English language is full of complex spelling, phrases, idioms and nuances. For those hoping to learn English, podcasts and...
When practising your English speaking skills at home, it all comes down to intention and consistent effort. But what does that mean on a day-to-day basis, and what kind of daily activities can you do to learn? Rebecca Axelson teaches English to non-native speakers at...
Gone are the days of learning being confined to a classroom! Today, if you’d prefer, you can even improve your skills whilst watching Netflix (yes, seriously!). From traditional to creative, here are our 10 favourite ways to practise and perfect your English reading...