雅思考试评分标准（IELTS scoring criteria）.doc

雅思考试评分标准（IELTS scoring criteria） All IELTS marking work is conducted by trained raters and examiners at the examination centre. The raters were trained to learn about the IELTS scoring policies and to score the listening and reading papers in accordance with the scoring criteria. The raters are evaluated every other year to ensure that the score is up to standard. In each examination center, systematic monitoring will be carried out, and a certain proportion of answer paper will be double checked. For IELTS writing and speaking, recruitment and training of examiners are conducted according to established standards. In addition to continuing to monitor the performance of the examiner, the examiner will be evaluated every other year to ensure a standard score. Scoring method Examination results recorded in the report, including a total score, and listening, reading, writing and speaking four subscores, examinee scores according to 1-9 scoring system for evaluation, four independent scores, average scores from four the performance. The total score and four individual scores are allowed to be half done. IELTS exam day in 10 working days after the issuance of. Transcripts for more than two years may be required to provide information on other candidates current English proficiency. The IELTS organizers do not guarantee the validity of the transcripts for more than two years. Candidates can submit their transcripts at registration and receive 5 transcripts from the university. IELTS scoring system The IELTS adopts an internationally recognized 9 point scoring system that accurately reflects the candidates language level. Each fractional level has a corresponding description. The total score can be an integral part or half. The nine score segments and their descriptions are as follows: 9 points expert level Good command of English, appropriate, accurate, fluent and fully understood. 8 points, excellent level To be able to speak English with ease, only sporadic errors or in