IELTS, The International English Language Testing System (Denmark)

In the Denmark IELTS is administered by the EDU Danmark in Copenhagen.

The test costs DKK 1,450 (2008 ). In Denmark, the places become filled very quickly. They recommend to book a place six weeks in advance.


For more comprehensive information about the IELTS exam, you can visit the official web site at www.ielts.org 

The test has two formats: Academic and General Training. The New South Wales Nurses Registration Board requires the Academic format.

The test consists of 4 parts: Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing. The total test time is 3 hours. Allowing for breaks and the Speaking test timetable, you should expect to attend for 5 hours altogether. All parts are done on the same day. Results are published within 2 weeks. If you fail the test, you cannot repeat it within 3 months. Therefore it is wise to practice and be well-prepared for the test!

You are awarded a score on a 9-point scale, a grade that is valid for two years. You do not get a certificate. Acceptable result for the New South Wales Nurses Registration Board: a minimum of 6.5 on each of the four components and an overall score of 7.0 or more.

IELTS is not required for registration in the UK/Ireland (for EU passport holders). If you are interested in working in the UK/Ireland please contact Professional Connections / ICE group.