Should the Home Office replace in-person English tests for visa applicants with its own remote testing system?
ImmigrationEnded 20 Jun

Should the Home Office replace in-person English tests for visa applicants with its own remote testing system?

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The Home Office is evaluating a remote English-language testing programme (HOELT) to replace current concession arrangements with providers such as the British Council. The department’s second permanent secretary told MPs the new model would generate income by retaining all revenue from hundreds of thousands of annual tests.

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