What does the examiner say in the IELTS written test?

They are all Chinese and speak English, but they speak very slowly and standardly. If you don’t understand, just speak Chinese to them and they will ignore you.

Don’t be nervous, I took the exam at the Beijing Education Examination Institute. Before entering, check your exam room (on the big bulletin board in the yard) and then line up. The off-site staff will say (in Chinese) that you can enter on the first floor, and then on the second floor... After you enter, you should deposit your bags first (don't worry, they will tell you where to deposit them) and then walk to the front of your classroom to form a line. Take your ID card.

At this time your invigilator appears, Chinese, don’t worry! He will first explain the exam rules in English and how to enter the exam room. After that, he sat at a small table and checked the documents one by one. He will say: Good morning! Then check whether the ID card is similar to me, and then ask: do you want to use the toilet? If you want to go, say yes, if you don't want to, say no. Then he will say your number is A2. That is the second seat in the first row.

Then you walk in (remember, some examiners will not allow you to go out to use the restroom at this time until the reading starts, but you have to give in, but it is best to go in after you have gone in) and wait. After the examiner has finished checking all the candidates, he will walk in and explain the rules of the examination room in English. In short, no whispering is allowed. He will shout stop and you cannot continue, and you cannot touch the test papers before he gives permission.

After that, audition.

After that, the listening test begins.

Anyway, don’t be nervous, it’ll be no problem!