Does English language proficiency testing apply in Queensland?
Yes. International Medical Graduates seeking special purpose registration are required to pass an English Language Proficiency Test. This ensures all registered medical practitioners are able to communicate effectively with patients, other medical practitioners and health professionals, and provides an objective measure to determine whether the applicant’s language skills are appropriate to the professional requirements of medical practice in Queensland. Please note: • You must have completed and passed, at your own expense, the National English Language Proficiency Test of English – namely the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) examination with a score of 7.0 or higher in each component in the Academic module, within two years preceding the application, or be eligible for an exemption from the requirement. • Pass results in each component of either the IELTS or Occupational English Test (OET) must be obtained at the one sitting (i.e pass results in a component from
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