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英语新闻丨大陆考生雅思成绩全球排名第35位
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Chinese takers of the International English Language Testing System test obtained an average score of 5.9 during the 2024-25 academic year, placing the mainland 35th among all participating countries and regions globally, according to the British Council.
英国文化教育协会数据显示,在2024-2025学年,中国大陆地区国际英语语言测试系统考生的平均分为5.9分,在全球所有参与的国家和地区中位列第35名。
Score distribution remained relatively stable, with nearly 60 percent of test takers falling into the 5.5 to 6.5 score band—a slight decrease of 1.7 percent compared with the previous year, the British Council said in a recent report on IELTS test takers' performance on the Chinese mainland.
英国文化教育协会在近期一份关于中国大陆地区雅思考生表现的报告中指出,分数分布保持相对稳定,近60%的考生分数集中在5.5至6.5分区间——较上年同期小幅下降1.7%。
In terms of individual skills, reading continued to be the strongest area for Chinese candidates, with an average score of 6.2.Speaking and writing, though still challenging, showed the most improvement compared with 2018-2019 levels, indicating notable progress inproductive language skills.
在单项技能方面,阅读仍是中国考生的强项,平均分为6.2分。口语和写作尽管仍有挑战,但与2018-2019年的水平相比显示出最大进步,这表明学生在语言输出能力方面取得了显著进展。
The report also highlighted performance trends across different education stages. Compared with 2018-2019, test takers at the secondary, vocational, undergraduate and postgraduate levels all demonstrated improvement, especially in writing and speaking.
报告还强调了不同教育阶段考生的表现趋势。与2018-2019年相比,中学、职业院校、本科及研究生阶段的考生均显示出进步,尤其在写作和口语方面。
Middle school students showed steady overall progress, with significant gains in speaking and writing. Vocational college candidates improved across all skills, particularly in reading and writing. Undergraduate students performed well in reading, though listening emerged as anarea requiring attention. Postgraduate candidates maintained consistently high performance in reading and writing.
中学生总体稳步提升,口语和写作成绩进步显著。职业学院考生各项技能均有提高,阅读和写作尤为明显。本科生阅读表现良好,但听力成为需关注领域。研究生考生在阅读和写作上持续保持高水平表现。
Regionally, Shanghai led in average scores, though gaps among regions are gradually narrowing.
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