Dear student,

IELTS Writing and Speaking assessments are carried out by trained and certificated examiners, all of whom are qualified and experienced English language specialists. The examiners work to clearly defined criteria and are subject to extensive and detailed quality control procedures.

Each IELTS test centre is responsible for recruiting and training a pool of examiners. Applicants must have:

a)An undergraduate degree or Masters degree or qualification(s) that can be demonstrated to be equivalent to an undergraduate degree or Masters degree (3 years full-time academic study, or a minimum of one years full-time academic study in the case of a Masters degree).

And

b)A TEFL/TESOL qualification from a recognised institution (certificate level or above)

Or
A degree in education (if supported by an undergraduate degree which includes studies focused on English Language)

c)Substantial relevant teaching experience, the majority of which must relate to adult students (16 years and over).


Applicants must then be approved by a qualified examiner trainer. After approval, the applicant undertakes face-to-face training conducted by an accredited IELTS examiner trainer and a certification assessment.

Good luck!!

You can. IELTS can be given at any stage, it's just an exam to validate your proficiency in English language that's all.
Best of luck!

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