The IELTS exam is globally recognized as the benchmark for English language proficiency, and achieving a high score can open up a world of opportunities for study, work, and migration. Whether you’re planning to pursue higher education abroad, seek employment in an English-speaking country, or simply wish to assess your language skills, this course will provide you with the guidance and practice you need to succeed.
Now, let’s take a look at what this course entails and how it will help you achieve your goals.
- Comprehensive Content: This course has been designed to cover all four sections of the IELTS exam – Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Each section will be addressed in detail, providing you with a solid foundation and advanced techniques to tackle the different question types effectively.
- Practice Materials: Throughout the course, you will have access to a range of authentic IELTS practice materials, including sample tests, reading passages, listening exercises, and writing prompts. These materials will help you familiarize yourself with the exam format and provide ample opportunity to practice your skills.
- Targeted Strategies: We will focus on specific strategies and techniques to optimize your performance in each section. You will learn how to approach different question types, manage your time effectively, improve your reading speed, develop coherent writing responses, and enhance your speaking fluency and coherence.
- Mock Exams and Feedback: To assess your progress and build confidence, we will take regular mock exams that simulate the conditions of the actual IELTS test. You will receive detailed feedback on your performance, highlighting your strengths and areas for improvement.
- Individualized Support: You will have individualized attention to address your specific needs and concerns. Whether it’s clarifying concepts or providing extra practice materials.
This IELTS preparation course aims to equip you with the necessary skills, strategies, and confidence to achieve your desired score in the exam.
If you have any questions or need further information, please feel free to ask. I look forward to working with you throughout this course.
Detalhes do Curso
- Leituras 121
- Quizzes 3
- Duração Lifetime access
- Nível de Habilidade All levels
- Linguagem Inglês
- Alunos 1
- Critérios de avaliação Sim
Curriculum
- 9 Sections
- 121 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Introduction to IELTS10
- 1.1Welcome to the IELTS Prep Course
- 1.2Basic Information
- 1.3Differences between the Academic and the General Training
- 1.4Overview: Test Format
- 1.5Key Features and Tips: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking
- 1.6Types of questions and tasks in each section
- 1.7The IELTS Scoring System
- 1.8Setting goals and creating a study plan
- 1.9A Study Contract
- 1.10Common Questions and Answers about IELTS
- ExtraThis is the module where specific needs will be added23
- 2.1Knowledge of Structure: Verb Tenses- Test your knowledge
- 2.2Verb Tenses in English: General Overview
- 2.3Verb Tenses Quiz 110 Minutes10 Questions
- 2.4Verb Tenses Quiz 210 Minutes10 Questions
- 2.5Verb Tenses in English: Simple Tenses
- 2.6Verb Tenses in English: Continuous Tenses
- 2.7Verb Tenses in English: Perfect Tenses- Past Perfect
- 2.8Verb Tenses in English: Perfect Tenses- Present Perfect
- 2.9Expressing the Future
- 2.10Future in the Past
- 2.11IELTS Grammar: Phrases, Clauses and Sentences- Understanding the differences30 Minutes
- 2.12IELTS Grammar: The Sentence: Sentence Patterns
- 2.13IELTS Grammar: The Sentence: Definition/Types of Sentences
- 2.14IELTS Writing Key Assessment Criteria and Band Descriptors
- 2.15IELTS Grammar: The Sentence: Clauses / Types of Sentences
- 2.16IELTS Writing: Task 2- Essay Types
- 2.17IELTS Writing: Task 2- Thesis Statement
- 2.18IELTS Writing: Target 2- Task 2- Developing a Thesis Statement
- 2.19IELTS Writing: Target 3- Task 2- Organizing Your Writing
- 2.20IELTS Writing: Task 2- Identifying the Topic
- 2.21IELTS Writing: Task 2- Identifying the Task
- 2.22IELTS Writing Task 2- Brainstorming and Plan
- 2.23IELTS Writing: Task 2-How to Write an IELTS Essay
- Writing Skills Development17
- 3.1Understanding the different task types in the Writing section: Task 1 (Academic/General Training) and Task 2 (Essay)
- 3.2IELTS Writing Basics
- 3.3Overview and Writing Tips
- 3.4Marking Criteria and Scoring for IELTS Writing
- 3.5Writing Skills: Coherence and Cohesion
- 3.6Coherence and Cohesion:Transition Words
- 3.7Coherence and Cohesion: Pronouns
- 3.8Developing Coherent and Cohesive Paragraphs
- 3.9Writing Skills: Target 1- Determining the Task
- 3.10Task 1 GT- Writing a letter – Essential Elements
- 3.15Task 2- Paragraph Writing
- 3.19Structuring and organizing your writing effectively
- 3.20Task 2- Essay: Introduction
- 3.21Writing Skills: Target 4-Task 2-Writing the Introduction
- 3.22Task 2- Conclusion
- 3.23Task 2- The Use of Personal Pronouns in Essays for IELTS
- 3.27American and British English Spelling
- Listening Skills Development23
- 4.1Enhancing listening comprehension skills
- 4.2Strategies for understanding different accents and speech patterns
- 4.3Tips for managing time effectively in the Listening section
- 4.4Listening Tips
- 4.5Some more strategies for the listening section
- 4.6Note-taking techniques
- 4.7Listening Types of Questions
- 4.8Completing the Listening Answer Sheet
- 4.9IELTS Listening Quiz10 Minutes18 Questions
- 4.10Completing the blanks: Number of Words and Spelling
- 4.11Completing the blanks: Gender and Number
- 4.12Completing the blanks: Articles
- 4.13Completing Blanks: Gerunds, Infinitives, and Base Form Verbs
- 4.14Listening Skills: Target 1- Making Assumptions
- 4.15Listening Skills: Target 2- Understanding Numbers
- 4.16Listening Skills: Target 3-Understanding the Alphabet
- 4.17Listening Skills: Target 4- Distinguishing Similar Sounds
- 4.18Listening Skills: Target 5- Listening for Descriptions
- 4.19Listening Skills: Target 6- Listening for time
- 4.20Listening Skills: Target 7- Listening for frequency
- 4.21Listening Skills: Target 8- Listening for similar sounds
- 4.22Listening Skills: Target 9- Listening for emotion
- 4.23Listening – Practice Test 1
- IELTS Vocabulary6
- IELTS Grammar14
- 6.1Grammar in the IELTS test
- 6.2Grammar tips for achieving higher scores
- 6.3IELTS Grammar: The Sentence: Types of Subjects and Predicates
- 6.4IELTS Grammar: Subject Verb Agreement
- 6.6IELTS Grammar: The Sentence: Simple Sentence
- 6.7IELTS Grammar: The Sentence: Compound Sentences
- 6.8IELTS Grammar: The Sentence: Run-on Sentences
- 6.9IELTS Grammar: The Sentence: Complex Sentences
- 6.10IELTS Grammar: The Sentence: Types of Complex Sentences
- 6.11IELTS Grammar: The Sentence: Parallel Construction
- 6.12IELTS Grammar: The Sentence: Irrelevant Sentences
- 6.13IELTS Grammar: Gerunds
- 6.14IELTS Grammar: Infinitives
- 6.15IELTS Grammar: Gerund and Infinitive
- Reading Skills Development10
- 7.1IELTS Reading: Overview
- 7.2Reading Tips and Skills
- 7.3Techniques for skimming and scanning texts
- 7.4Building vocabulary and improving reading speed
- 7.5Time management strategies for the Reading section
- 7.6Reading Skills: Target 1- Using the first Paragraph to Make Predictions
- 7.7Reading Skills: Target 2- Using the Topic Sentence to Make Predictions
- 7.8Reading Skills: Target 3- Looking for Specific Details
- 7.9Reading Skills: Target 4- Analyzing the Questions and Answers
- 7.10Reading Skills: Target 5- Identifying the tasks
- Speaking Skills Development12
- 8.1IELTS Speaking
- 8.2Strategies for effective communication in the Speaking section
- 8.3Tips for managing nerves and gaining confidence in speaking
- 8.4IELTS Speaking Practice Lessons, Tips and Strategies- Part 1
- 8.5IELTS Speaking Practice Lessons, Tips and Strategies- Part 2
- 8.6IELTS Speaking Practice: Lessons, Tips and Strategies- Part 3
- 8.7Techniques for answering various question types
- 8.8Speaking – Fluency & Coherence
- 8.9Speaking – Lexis & vocabulary
- 8.10Speaking – Grammatical Range and Accuracy
- 8.11Speaking – Pronunciation
- 8.14IELTS Speaking Test Full Part 1,2, 3 || Real Test
- Suggestions for Self-Study ActivitiesHere are some suggestions for Activities you can do to improve your vocabular while you practice reading, writing, speaking and listening in English. All exercises done can be discussed in class or sent for correction.9
- 9.1Suggestion 1- Plan a Trip
- 9.2Suggestion 2- Shop for an Electronic Product
- 9.3Suggestion 3- Discuss a Book
- 9.4Suggestion 4- Discuss a Subject
- 9.5Suggestion 5- Follow the News
- 9.6Suggestion 6- Express an Opinion
- 9.7Suggestion 7- Review a Book or Movie
- 9.8Suggestion 8- Summarize a TV Show
- 9.9Suggestion 9- Listen to a Lecture