Teaching Plan:
- We introduce you to the structure of the IELTS test and assess your current level through a practice test.
- We create a personalized teaching plan and set objectives for each section of the exam.
- Best Study Materials for Reading: Your instructor will teach you all techniques for reading academic texts and help you develop strategies such as skimming, scanning, and other essential skills.
- Listening: In the course, you will listen to a variety of English accents and practice note-taking and efficient strategy application.
- Writing: Your instructor will teach you how to organize your essays in the most grammatically correct and efficient way.
- Speaking: You will regularly practice speaking English with your native-speaking instructor, focusing on fluency, coherence, pronunciation, creativity, and providing examples.
- Unlimited practice with real simulation tests.
- Improvement of the student’s weaknesses.
- In our courses, we will expand your vocabulary through academic and general English words.
General Information about the IELTS Exam:
- The IELTS test is the most widely accepted by universities around the world.
- IELTS scores are valid for application purposes for up to two years.
- There are two main types of the test: IELTS Academic for students who wish to study at English-speaking universities, and IELTS General Training for those who want to work in English-speaking companies.
- The test consists of four main sections: Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing.
- Listening Test: Duration is 30 minutes and consists of 4 sections, each with 40 questions. It assesses English language comprehension through listening to audio recordings on specific and general topics.
- Reading Test: Duration is 60 minutes and consists of 3 sections, each with 40 questions. It evaluates your detailed understanding of reading passages and whether you can comprehend complex information included in the text.
- Writing Test: Duration is 60 minutes and consists of two tasks. It assesses your writing ability and how you use the language in different written contexts, including sentence construction, word choice, grammar, and linking.
- Speaking Test: Duration ranges from 11 to 14 minutes and includes 3 parts. This test is the same for both Academic and General Training candidates and covers a wide range of topics. You will be required to discuss personal topics and elaborate on a specific subject with the examiner.
- If you do not achieve a good score in one section, you can retake only that section to improve your result without needing to retake the entire test.
- Accepted scores vary depending on the university or institution you are applying to. You can obtain the required score by contacting the institution you intend to apply to.
