How to calculate how many days?

It's so easy. I'm sure you'll pass it. The first thing I did was, they asked me to read something on the paper board. You'll read it 10 times or more for 2 mins. They'll see here about your speed in speaking.
Then, they'll bring you to the other room with your co candidate for the final interview. The interviewer will just ask you about your hobbies blah blah. Then, let you speak with your co candidate. They are recording it With video haha then, they'll ask you also to listen to the recorder and ask a question after playing it. And see if you understand the question or not. Then that's it. Don't be nervous about it cuz it's only chicken. Even kids can understand the questions. When will you take your exam?

Anyways, is it the a1 lifeskills test you're going to take? That's what I took before.

I'll be taking the A1 too. My exam will be on August 11 & 13.
So what are the IELTS reviewers that I found for? They were exams where you will explain graphs and reading comprehension about science. lol

Thanks for making it sound easy. I will definitely pass it or I'll cry for the 16k wasted.

Hmm.. I only took my exam for 1 day and I paid 12k for it. And I didn't have any reviewer.

Where will you take your exam?

Jeez... bakit 16k ung A1 ko? 2 days yun eh... now im confused

Hala! What type of visa ba kukunin mo? It's confusing also kase 2 days yung sayo.

So based sa receipt, I have a writing test on Aug 13 then speaking test on the 11th of the same month.
Fiance visa po.

IELTS Life Skills A1

A1 on the CEFR / ESOL Entry 1 on NQF IELTS Life Skills A1 is for people who need to prove their English speaking and listening skills at Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) level A1 as part of their application to UKVI for Family, Spouse or Partner visa.

Components: Speaking and Listening


Ayan un @Chicksisweetie

Hmm.. I haven't had a writing test. Just speaking and listening.

Is that in makati? I took my English test in IDP makati.

It'll be in Crowne Plaza Hotel, Ortigas.

A pleasant hotel too, right next to the mall

Hi @joi1991 how was the ielts exam?

Hello,

If you are applying for a marriage/spousal visa, you have to take Life Skills which is different from what I took (academic).

But as @Timmers always say, nobody fails the test, so you can do it. Good luck

I would be amazed if any one of you lovely Filipinas married or courting a British chap failed the English test, it just doesn't happen

Not the members of the forum.

Basically, if you can post here on the forum and you are understood then you will have no problem with the English Test, I would say that the chances of you failing are zero, unless you faint in class

I've been a part-time English-speaker since I was 6, yet my score was only B2. If I took the IELTS for a working visa then I failed.

This October, they have raised the band from A1 to A2 if I remember it right?

A1 for Fiancee/Spouse visa, B1 for ILR