IELTS | Test Takers - Special needs
If you have a disability or condition which might require
special arrangements, you should discuss it with your test centre
as soon as possible. Each case is considered individually and you
will need a medical certificate. Test centres need three months to
put arrangements into place.
Special arrangements include the following:
- Enlarged print and Brailled test papers, an amanuensis to write answers, a Braille word-processor – for those with visual difficulties.
- Special amplification equipment, lip-reading version of the Listening module – for those with hearing difficulties.
- Extra time for the Reading and Writing modules, use of a word processor – for those with learning difficulties (eg dyslexia).
Please contact your local test centre about your special needs.
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