What are Special Requirements on IELTS?

The video discusses special requirements and allowances available for IELTS exam candidates with challenges such as vision or hearing impairments, dyslexia, or speech problems. Candidates can request accommodations like larger font exams, Braille, lip reading options, and extra time. It is crucial to inform the test center six weeks in advance and provide a doctor's note to access these services.

What types of accommodations can be provided for candidates with vision problems?

• Larger font exams and transparent overlays

• Extra time on the reading test

• Braille exams

• All of the above

How can candidates who are deaf or hearing impaired take the listening test?

• By using sign language

• By lip reading

• By writing down answers

• By using a hearing aid

What documentation is required to prove a challenge for special accommodations?

• A doctor's note

• A personal statement

• A letter from a family member

• No documentation is needed

What should you do if you have special requirements for the IELTS exam?

• Inform the test center administrator six weeks in advance

• Take the exam without any adjustments

• Contact the IELTS organization after the exam

• Ignore the requirements

What extra time accommodations are available for candidates with speech problems?

• Extra time on the speaking test

• Extra time on the reading test

• No extra time is allowed

• Extra time on the writing test