IELTS COMPLETE | IELTS WRITING & SPEAKING |
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ReadingListeningWritingSpeaking | WritingSpeaking |
72 sessions120 minutes/sessionPrivate (1 person) Group (min. 4 people) | 72 sessions120 minutes/sessionPrivate (1 person) Group (min. 4 people) |
Batches | Dates |
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Batch 1 | February - July 2023 |
Batch 2 | August 2023- January 2024 |
Batch 3 | February - July 2024 |
Batch 4 | August 2024 - January 2025 |
Batch 5 | February - July 2025 |
Batch 6 | August 2025 - January 2026 |
READING | LISTENING | WRITING | SPEAKING |
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1. Skimming for topic - Identifying main ideas - Predicting main ideas from textual clues Skill 1: Matching headings Skill 2: True/False/Not Given 2. Skimming for key data - Identifying supporting ideas - Scanning for specific details - Identifying sections of a text containing specific information - Identifying key information and data Skill 3: Matching informations Skill 4: Multiple Choice 3. Finding vocabulary for expressing opinions and ideas - Distinguishing between fact and opinion Skill 5: Yes/No/Not Given Skill 6: Matching Sentence Endings 4. Analysing Information - Classifying information - Identifying the writer's point of view | 1. Identifying contexts - Predicting in notes - Exam listening section 1 2. Labeling a map or plan - Identifying supporting ideas - Exam listening section 2 3. Identifying synonyms and paraphrases - Table completion - Exam listening section 3 4. Visual multiple choice - Table completion - Exam listening section 4 5. Nominalization in paraphrasing - Sentence completion - Exam listening section 2 6. Identifying and avoiding distractors - Matching - Exam listening section 4 7. Summary completion Exam listening section 3 8. Listening to numbers and letters - Form completion Exam listening section 1 9. Identifying the speaker's attitude Exam listening section 3 10. Understanding structure and flow Exam listening section 4 | 1. Advantages and Disadvantages Essay - Structure and Linking : Organizing your essay - Structure and Linking : In Spite Of/Despite - Writing introductions - Writing conclusions - Writing topic sentences - Avoiding generalizations in your writing - Using pronouns to link ideas and avoid repetition - Using the passive - Key Adverbs for emphasis, opinion and style 2. Problem and Solution Essay - Structure and Linking : Contrasting ideas - Structure and Linking : In order to/so as to/so that - Word building - Grammar and phrases for introductions - Grammar and phrases for conclusions - Building a good paragraph - General Vocabulary for writing about solutions - Developing topic sentences - Using second conditional to write about solution. 3. Opinion Essay - Qualifying your opinion - Opinion about future trends - Structure and Linking : Supporting arguments and opinions - Structure and Linking : Instead of - Writing introductions for opinion essays - Writing discussion essays - Expressing opposite opinion - Using articles correctly - Relative Clauses - Using noun phrases 4. Graphs With A Trend - Writing introduction - Writing an overview - Describing changes - Joining two changes together - Commenting on the data in a graph - Writing a future trend - Tables and bar graphs with trends 5. Comparative Graphs - Making comparisons - More comparative structures - Describing numbers and numerical comparatives - Dealing with more than one graph - Developing range of vocabulary 6. Processes and Maps - Using present simple to describe a process - Linking stages together - Giving extra information about stages - Writing the introduction and overview - Grammar and vocabulary (noun phrases) for maps | 1. - Useful Language for talking about your profession and career plans Useful Language for talking about work-life balance - Give details in description - Contrasting opposite ideas - Sequencing ideas - Giving examples - Alternatives to usually - Relating things to your own experience - Pronunciation focus: sentence stress and vowel sounds 2. Useful Language for talking about residence - Combining details to give complex answer - Pronunciation focus: connected speech 3. Useful Language for talking about free time activities - Useful Language for talking about hobbies and interests - Adding reasons in answer - Avoiding being too general - Asking for repetition - Pronunciation focus: sentence stress and connected speech 4. Useful Language for talking about schools and education - Contrasting and organizing ideas - Relating to how much you know or don't know - Fillinf in - Give two or more points of examples - Asking for repetition - Pronunciation focus: consonant sounds 5. Useful Language for talking about cities, urban development, infrastructures, and migration - Describing cities and impressions - Clarifying - Pronunciation focus: delivery speed 6. Useful Language for talking about media and entertainment - Choosing the best topic - Amplification 7. Useful Language for talking about holidays and tourism - Useful language for talking about the past and generalizing - Expressions for referring to times in the past - The impersonal "You" - Illustrating your point. |
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