Update from Academic IELTS exam, France

Listening

1) A young guy wants to find a temporary job is going to a job agency
- don’t remember well but it was about the implementation of a swimming pool and an entertainment center (or something like that)
2) 2 students talking about a paper or assignment they have to do
3) A man is talking about how to talk in front of an audience (lecture)

Reading

A few texts , one was about ambrosis ( substance found in whales sperm and use to make perfumes), then a text about map making, and the last one was about the printing industry and the development of new technologies.

Writing

Task 1
A pie chart and table about the causes of land degradation in 3 different regions.

Task 2
Essay about overweight people, give causes and measures you recommend.

Speaking

Interview
The examiner asked me about where i was living at the moment, then the kind of transportations in my town, then a few questions about meeting new people.

Little Speech
Describe a change that happened to you recently.

Discussion
Then the last part was about change in general.

Thanks to Aurore for sharing with us her IELTS experience.

IELTS Speaking test video

Many people feel insecure about the IELTS Speaking test, they consider it the hardest part of IELTS. I think that the reason is being face-to-face with the examiner; the intense interaction is what scares the students. And guess what, as I was thinking “If only I could show them what it’s really like, maybe they wouldn’t be so frightened anymore” - I found this great video on Utube and it shows what real IELTS speaking test looks like.

So here it is, enjoy and relax - it’s not that bad!

 

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