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Official Life in the UK Test
Who needs to do the test
“The Life in the United Kingdom Test” is for anyone seeking Indefinite Leave to Remain in the UK (ILR) or Naturalisation as a British Citizen – (to apply for British Passport).
The Test
The test is booked online and costs £50 to book. You need to have an approved method of identification and a valid debit card. Once you have selected your test date and test location confirmed you will need arrive on the test date with your ID and proof of address.

The test consists of 24 multiple choice questions out of which 18 must be answered correctly in order to pass.

Test Preparation

There will be 4 practice questions for you to do before the actual test so that you can get a feel for the test and you will also be given the opportunity to select various screen colours and font sizes before you start the test.

Results and certificate are printed and given to candidates at the end of the test session and the certificate is valid for life. It is important to keep the certificate safe until you need to send in your application for ILR or your British Passport.

Actual Test

The test consists of 24 multiple choice questions, you will need to answer 18 questions correctly to pass. There will be some questions that require 2 answers.

the test is computer based. You will get your result straight after the test. The test certificate is valid for life. You will be able to prepare for the exam using the computer before the test. You will be able to choose various screen fonts and colours to help you read from the screen more effectively. You will be able to listen to the questions and the possible answers (in English only) by using headphones that will be provided.

Study Mode

Study Mode: All learning will be using Zoom and delivered Full Time / Part time with flexible study hours.

Course Contents

Chapter-1

  • The Values and Principles of the UK

Chapter 2

What is the UK?

Chapter 3

  • A long and illustrious history
    Section 3.1- Early Britain
    Section 3.2- The Middles Ages
    Section 3.3- The Tudors and Stuarts
    Section 3.4- A global power
    Section 3.5- The 20th Century
    Section 3.6- Britain since 1945

Chapter 4

  • A modern, thriving society
    Section 4.1- The UK today
    Section 4.2- Religion
    Section 4.3- Customs and traditions
    Section 4.4- Sport
    Section 4.5- Arts and culture
    Section 4.6- Leisure
    Section 4.7- Places of Interest

Chapter 5

  •  The UK government, the law and your role
    Section 5.1- The development of British democracy
    Section 5.2- The British constitution
    Section 5.3- The government
    Section 5.4- The UK and international organisations
    Section 5.5- Respecting the law
    Section 5.6- Fundamental principles
    Section 5.7- Your role in the community

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