Get familiar with these three exam skills you’ll need in your IELTS Reading test.
IELTS Listening: Good note-taking
This post discusses the importance of good note-taking in the IELTS Listening test. Dr Adrian Raper provides suggestions of how to improve.
IELTS Speaking: How ‘correct’ does your English have to be?
Adrian Raper suggests three ways you can improve your IELTS Speaking score. See his example and practice exercise.
IELTS Preparation: Key facts for test day
From admin to timing, Bryan Dowie outlines the key facts you need to know for your IELTS test day.
IELTS Writing: Too many words!
In this post, Sieon Lau talks about the official and recommended word limits, and how to make the most of your time in the IELTS Writing test.
IELTS Reading: True / False / Not Given
In this post, Sahar Azzam breaks down the True / False / Not Given question – what to look for, how to answer it and other useful tips and lessons.
IELTS Listening: Making the impossible possible
Multitasking in the IELTS Listening test can feel impossible. Try Kishore Roy’s three tips on how to use your preparation time effectively and improve your performance.
IELTS Speaking: The most important 60 seconds
In this post, Colm Downes suggests how to prepare for IELTS Speaking Part 2. Read tips on note-taking, structural language and where to practise next.
IELTS Preparation: IELTS on computer
This post covers the three key areas you must know about before taking IELTS on computer – the basics, computer vs paper test differences, and where and how to practise.
IELTS Writing: The most difficult paper?
In this post, you will learn what to look for in the IELTS Writing Part 2 question and how to plan your answer.