New Westminster – Douglas College - Conestoga College Paper Test Centre

The listed price does not include taxes. Taxes will be visible in the final booking process.

1. Choose your test date and location

2. Complete the registration process and user profile

3. Review your confirmation email and get started on your free online IELTS prep!

If you have previously created a user profile when registering for an account and are re-applying for a test, you do not need to sign up, you can simply sign in using the username and password you originally created. You do not need to upload your ID document again unless it is different from what you previously submitted.

Important Information

You must bring the ID document used for registration with you on test day – either your valid passport, Permanent Resident (PR) Card or Secure Certificate of Indian Status Card (SCIS). Photocopies of either document will not be accepted.

Details of the test will be shared with you in your payment confirmation email. For on paper testing, the speaking test may be scheduled up to seven days prior to or after the written exam. You will receive an email from our team up to five days prior to the test confirming the speaking test time.

Candidates will not be allowed in the test room if they arrive within 15 minutes of the start of the test.

Personal items are not allowed in the test room. This includes jackets/bulky clothes, wallets, keys, watches, phones, hats, etc. The only items allowed in the test room are a clear bottle of water and the original ID you have registered with.

The written components of the test will take approximately three hours. The speaking test will take approximately 20 minutes.

Requests for modified test materials must be made at least 6 weeks prior to your test date.

Your request needs to be supported by medical evidence meeting the following criteria:
The medical evidence should be in English and legible.

The medical evidence should give a clear statement of the test taker’s disability.
The medical evidence should make it clear how the disability justifies special arrangements.
Additional criteria apply in the case of applications for accommodation for test takers with specific learning disabilities (e.g. dyslexia):

The medical evidence must be in the form of a report prepared in a period no more than two years prior to the date of the IELTS test.
The report must include details of the degree of disability.
The report must include an assurance that the evidence of specific difficulties was obtained through the results of appropriate and recognized tests.
The report must be provided by a fully qualified educational, clinical or chartered psychologist.

Applications that only involve administrative arrangements such as extra time, supervised breaks or assistance with reading or writing, are authorized at the centre. Candidates should give at least 6 weeks’ notice of their requirement for these arrangements to allow centres time to check medical evidence where appropriate, and to organize practical matters such as extra staff or rooms.

For more information please contact us using the contact information found at the top of this page.