IELTS Training and Review Tips

Common Mistakes in the IELTS Writing Test

The International English Language Test System’s Writing Exam is one seen as one of the most difficult aspects of the IELTS, especially if you want a really good score. There are four things looked into when examiners grade IELTS Writing Exams: Task Achievement (idea development), Coherence and Cohesion (relationship and organization of ideas), Lexical Resource ... Read More »

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IELTS Sample Examinations: Speaking and Writing

This article is a treat for you. I will be dishing out some sample exams for the International English Language Test System’s  Speaking and Writing subtests. See how well you will be able to do. Good luck! SPEAKING EXAMINATION The IELTS Speaking Test is the shortest subtest of all sub-examinations. You only have 11-14 minutes ... Read More »

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IELTS Reading Test Tips 2

The Reading examination is the second part of the written aspect of the International English Language Test System (IELTS). It has three (3) sections of increasing difficulty and 40 questions that are of multiple types. Academic and General Training Modules differ when it comes to the Reading Test. GT Reading may look easier, because the ... Read More »

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IELTS Reading Test Tips

The Reading Examination is said to be one of the more difficult sub-test of the IELTS. The reading materials in the General Training module are different from the Academic module, but the format and the question types are essentially the same. The Reading Exam has three section, and each contains a reading material. For GT, ... Read More »

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IELTS Essay Writing Tips

The IELTS Writing Examination is seen by many as the most difficult sub-test, particularly Task 2, an essay. Both those taking the Academic module and the General training module are required to write a 250-word essay, which would consist two-thirds of their total IELTS band score. That is 66.66% – quite a big percentage. Students ... Read More »

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