The domestic IELTS TOEFL test was cancelled, and it was also very tense in April and May. Is it recommended to take the exam abroad?

It is risky to take an overseas exam during April-June, because as you know from recent media reports, novel coronavirus in Iran, Europe, the United States, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and other places is showing an outbreak trend, and its scope and influence are unknown. ETS has issued a notice to close a number of overseas examination rooms in March, and whether it will be closed in April-May remains to be notified. Therefore, it is not recommended to venture abroad to test the forefront.

If everything is ready, wouldn't it be worth the loss to cancel the foreign exam before the exam? There are also great security risks and increased risk of infection during the period of taking international airlines/staying in foreign hotels/staying abroad. What if the situation was urgent and the foreign blockade could not return to China? What if you leave this country and then go back to China, and you are forcibly quarantined? All kinds of security risks require students and parents to think twice before acting!

Here, I suggest that you report all the exam positions that can be reported in China from April to August, and grab the exam positions first. If you can successfully start the exam before the summer vacation and get satisfactory results, you can return the following exam places. For the students in the Beishangguang area who have been very nervous about taking the exam, if they have been unable to grab the exam, they can consider taking the exam in other cities in the province.

In addition, students who have overseas summer courses or summer research projects can consider arranging a TOEFL or GRE test during overseas summer courses or summer research if they are too late to take the domestic exam. Foreign exam places are not as tight as those in China, and TOEFL scores in writing and speaking are relatively friendly. /zd/lx