In this post, Andrew Stokes suggests five tips that can improve your IELTS Reading score when you are short of time.
IELTS Speaking: The psychological aspects
The psychological aspects of the IELTS Speaking test are almost as important as the content. Here are some things to consider when you enter the exam room.
IELTS Reading: Time management is the key
In this post, you will learn how best to manage your time in all three sections of the IELTS Reading test.
IELTS Listening: Three things to get right
These three tips will help you to avoid common IELTS Listening mistakes — and improve your band score.
IELTS Speaking: What is the examiner looking for?
In this post, Andrew Stokes breaks down what IELTS Speaking examiners are looking for and looks at how you can use this information to achieve your best band score.
IELTS Writing: How important is spelling?
In this post, Peter Hare focuses on three areas candidates commonly lose marks in IELTS Writing — word count, spelling and punctuation.
IELTS Reading: Retaking the test
In this post, Sieon Lau talks through the process of retaking the IELTS test and three useful suggestions on how to prepare for your re-sit.
IELTS Listening: Help! I don’t understand the accent!
You can get a better score in IELTS Listening by getting to know different accents. Try using these resources.
IELTS Speaking: Opinionated discourse markers
Eyad Darras explains what discourse markers are, how to use them, and how they can improve your IELTS band score.
IELTS Preparation: Understanding your weak areas
It makes sense to want to work on what you’re good at over what challenges you. Dr. Adrian Raper suggests three ways you can work on your weak test areas and better prepare for your IELTS test.