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I am Chinese and have been living and working in the USA for 6 years as a teacher who teaches in a public elementary school. I have applied the postgraduate programme in UK. Right now, I have received the conditional offer from Bristol and still waiting on the offer from Edinburgh. I know I need to pass and get IELTS as a language proficiency certificate. But because of the pandemic, the IELTs examination office has been shut down in the state where I live since March 2020. I have no idea if it's going to open up before summer when the school year starts. Does anyone know if the school would consider waiving the language certificate by any chance if I can prove my English language ability?
I know some universities in the USA can exempt the language proficiency certificate if a person has worked in the US for certain years.
Thank you for your help or advices in advance.
I know some universities in the USA can exempt the language proficiency certificate if a person has worked in the US for certain years.
Thank you for your help or advices in advance.
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If you applied through UCAS it might be easier to call UCAS to ask. Also call the unis who gave you offers to ask too (or email).
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(Original post by squishyraisin)
If you applied through UCAS it might be easier to call UCAS to ask. Also call the unis who gave you offers to ask too (or email).
If you applied through UCAS it might be easier to call UCAS to ask. Also call the unis who gave you offers to ask too (or email).
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