Emily91

Thank you for getting back to me. I'll check that out. Do you by chance know where Australia posts their education jobs? Thanks in advance.

Thank you for responding, this information provides me with a little hope. Merry Christmas to you too :)

Thank you for responding. I completely see where you're coming from. I was hoping that when I was practicing and essentially getting the right answer that what the machine wasn't picking up on what the examiner would. For example, I wrote "paved quadrangle area" and got the answer wrong because the answer is "quadrangle area". So the examiner will mark it incorrect too? I find it hard to believe that a non-native English speaker from a non-English university could get superior on the ielts English exam without having memorized how to just pass the test, which then defeats the purpose of proving your English skills. All of which begs the question why write the exam at all if you're from an English-speaking country with two degrees? Anyways, I'll be studying over the holidays... wish me up! If flunk I'll check out Pearson as I've already paid for the ielts exam.

I've assumed I will get superior on the ielts exam.. I've been studying. (Tips and insights on the ielts exam are welcomed :))

Hi, I apologies if this question has already been answered. I am a Canadian secondary history teacher, I have received my aitsl certification that I can teach in Australia. Age: 30 English: about to write the exam. Years of experience: less than 3 Total point 75 with nomination 80. How likely am I to get the 190 invitation? Location: Queensland/ NSW Thanks in advance!

Hi Eddie, I apologies if you have already answered this question; how many points did your partner have? I am a secondary history teacher, I have received my aitsl certification that I can teach in Australia. Age: 30 English: about to write the exam. Years of experience: less than 3 Total point 75 with nomination 80. How likely am I to get the 190 invitation? Thanks in advance!