本周是澳洲PTE考场的多事之秋，周一的时候，澳洲悉尼考点有同学反应，自己的考试在考前10分钟被取消。
原来因澳洲疫情缘故，澳洲有些地区的考场限制人数，为了满足室内4平米/人的要求，部分考场每场考试只允许8个座位有人。周三的时候，PTE官方宣布关闭澳洲所有Pearson自营的考试中心，但允许第三方考试中心继续营业。
周五的时候，又传来坏消息，一个个疫情严重地区的第三方考试中心也分分关闭了考试。
更有同学发现，自己本来报名了阿德的考试，但被系统自动换成悉尼的了。
目前澳洲的PTE报考系统有些混乱，有时候明明有考位但报名后会被秒退款改考。也有同学发现虽然官方宣布关停了Pearson自营的考点，但五月的考试还是可以报名的。着急考试的同学可以多试几个考点，有机会找到能报名的。
同时，澳洲三月份的EOI官报于昨日放出。
邀请数量喜人，本轮共发邀1750个，许多专业大踏步前进，前景向好。
【3.13官报】1750！189三月份狂发邀！各个专业大幅推进！
这种条件下，一个相对合理的获邀分数还是可以凑到的，想要走189的同学一定要把握最近这三轮的机会，可能是本财年最难的的机遇了。本周，大班长为大家总结好了最新一期的黄金高频鸡精补丁，本期补丁新题不少，大家要用心学习哦。
在看高频机经的同时，一定要勤刷pte.ai平台，不要错过每一道新题。
今天，我们发布的是第三十八期高频机经黄金版的补丁！大家只需要在公众号对话框回复“3.28补丁”，就可以获取PDF版的补丁文件哦。同时，贴心如大班长还将上期发布的整套黄金机经高频版也放在了网盘中。
之前黄金版高频机经发布的时候，就有提到它的用法哦。
也就是说，大家不用再花费自己的时间去比对、找错和完善，这部分工作大班长做了。
大更的意思，是会每月替换大量的高频题目，并把完善版本的黄金高频发出来。
小更的意思，是每周六将改变题目推送至公众号，作为上个月黄金高频的“补丁”。
我们今天看到的版本，就是在本周发布的完善版本之上的补充。
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