IELTS

This English language proficiency test, acknowledged around the globe, is commonly employed for educational, occupational, and immigration endeavours.

👉 Gear up for IELTS under expert guidance.

👉 Achieve your desired score.

👉 Comprehensive coverage of all modules.

👉 Classes conducted online.

👉 Personalised one-on-one sessions.

👉Provision of necessary materials.

👉 Enhance skills pertinent to the test.

👉 Acquire awareness about the test.

👉 Formulate efficient strategies for the test.

IELTS Preperation Course

New batches commence every Monday and Wednesday.
Receive 2-3 hours of instructional classes for 5 days each week.
Weekly mock tests for practice.
A devoted teacher will provide personal guidance to help you excel and achieve your desired band score.

SYLLABUS FOR IELTS

LISTENING

You will be presented with four recorded texts, which include monologues and dialogues by native speakers.
Subsequently, you will answer a series of questions designed to evaluate your comprehension of the main ideas, detailed information, viewpoints, and attitudes conveyed by the speakers.
The recordings showcase a range of voices and accents from native speakers, and each segment will be played a single time.

READING

The Reading section of the test, with 40 questions, evaluates your reading skills, including understanding of main ideas, key concepts, details, and logical arguments in a text.
In the Academic section, three extensive texts, varying from descriptive and factual to discursive and analytical, are included. These authentic texts are derived from various sources like books, journals, and periodicals.
Reading – General Training -This section involves reading excerpts from various sources like books, magazines, newspapers, notices, ads, and company documents.

WRITING

Academic Writing This consists of two parts:

– You’ll interpret a graph, table, chart, or diagram, and describe or explain the information. This could involve explaining data, process stages, how something works, or describing an object or event.

– You’ll write an essay responding to a viewpoint, argument, or problem.

General Training Writing This includes two tasks:

– You’ll write a letter (personal, semi-formal, or formal) requesting information or explaining a situation.

– You’ll write an essay responding to a viewpoint, argument, or problem.

SPEAKING

The Speaking section, taking 11-14 minutes, assesses your spoken English. It’s recorded and has three parts:

General questions about you and familiar topics.
You’ll talk about a topic from a given card, with one minute to prepare and up to two minutes to speak. The examiner will ask a few more questions on the topic.
More questions are asked, allowing you to discuss abstract issues and ideas.