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IELTS Preparation tips

The best ways to study for the four IELTS sub-tests: Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking

Online IELTS course: Lesson #2 is coming

Those of you who already joined the course and received Lesson #1 know that the next lesson will arrive in a week’s time after the first. For example, if you’ve joined on Monday, you’ve received the first lesson immediately and should expect Lesson #2 on Monday the following week.

Here is a short summary of what you will learn in the Lesson #2:

Many IELTS candidates become “clock victims” – meaning they spend too much time looking at the clock and that hurts their performance. The lesson will suggest some ways how to avoid that.

Another typical problem is that people get anxious or panic during the Writing test. There are ways to cope with that by planning and organizing your writing, which the lesson will demonstrate.

The best part of the lesson is 7 tips to writing a successful report (Academic Writing Task 1) and a list of 4 types of mistakes that annoy the assessors the most – simply a must-read, whatever you do, don’t miss that.

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Free online course to improve your score – what you will learn

Some of you may already know that we have been working around the clock to get the new online course ready. I am really happy with the progress we’ve made and I think you guys will be pleased with the outcome.

The course is on how to get a higher IELTS score by building a positive image in the examiner’s mind. There will be 6 lessons, and each lesson will concentrate on one IELTS task.

Here is what you will learn:

Lesson #1: How to create a positive, psychological impression on your IELTS assessors.

Lesson #2: How to write a Task 1 report that will impress your assessors (Academic Module).

Lesson #3: How to write a Task 1 letter that will impress your assessors (General Training Module)

Lesson #4: How to write a Task 2 essay that will influence your assessors positively (Academic and General).

Lesson #5: How to improve your Speaking test score by connecting with your assessor.

Lesson #6: How to optimize your performance in the Listening and Reading tests.

We start tomorrow. I will post a link to the course on the blog. See you there!