New Test Writers For IELTShelpnow To Speed Up New Test Completion

Online, March 3, 2012 (Newswire.com) - IELTShelpnow.com, the online IELTS practice material provider, is speeding up their IELTS practice tests writing stage for their new IELTS practice tests. Demand from customers has led to this move, as customers want the tests now. Practice test writing is a fairly slow process. Texts and questions have to be written, copyright permission has to be obtained, extensive testing and proofing have to be done, for listening tests, high quality recordings have to be done and checked and then finally the tests have to integrated into the sales system. This all takes time if it is to be done properly for a quality product.

In order to expedite this process, ieltshelpnow has taken on two expert writers. The two writers have extensive experience in producing academic and IELTS material and their previous writing has been checked by ieltshelpnow carefully. These two writers will begin next week.

In a new move, ieltshelpnow has also, in partnership with the new writers, come to an arrangement whereby the company will now sponsor a Tanzanian school for girls. For each text that is written, an agreed sum will be paid to the Bakhita School for girls in Western Tanzania. ieltshelpnow are delighted that their business model now includes helping those less fortunate than themselves.

Ieltshelpnow are happy that the two new writers will speed up the writing process. The next 5 new listening IELTS practice tests are now finished and the first proof reading stage will begin next week. After some weeks of checking the recordings will be ordered. The new writers will concentrate therefore on the new reading tests. 5 tests are planned for both the academic and general training modules. One academic test is already completed and awaiting proofing. Naturally the process for reading IELTS practice tests is slightly faster, as no recordings need to be taken into account.

Ieltshelpnow will give further updates on the new tests and their new charity as things develop.