International Students Speak Out Against Multiple English Test Requirements

 Overseas students are spending a lot of money to take mandatory English language tests that come with a validity of two years, even if they have been living in Australia for years and have finished degrees in English.

 

Interestingly, students think that a conflict of interest among organizations responsible for setting the rules and administering the test is the sole reason behind their frustrations.



Did you know international students have to pass one of five English language tests accepted by Australia to apply for an Australian visa? Regardless, they could be asked to retake tests before pursuing higher studies in Australia or getting recruited by certain employers even if their initial education in Australia is completed.

 

For example, an international student with a nursing degree in Australia is required to pass a second English language test for registration with the Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency.


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