Ielts Classes

Overview of the IELTS test format (Academic and General Training) Explanation of the four sections: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking Familiarity with band scores and evaluation criteria

Skills Covered:

Identifying main ideas, specific details, and speaker tone Following conversations and lectures Practice with different accents (British, American, Australian, etc.)

Activities:

Audio-based practice tests
Gap-fill exercises
Summarizing spoken content

Strategies:

Predicting answers
Skimming questions before listening
Effective note-taking techniques

Skills Covered:

Skimming and scanning for answers
Understanding implied meaning and opinions
Matching headings and completing summaries

Practice Content:

Passages on academic or general topics, Practice questions like True/False/Not Given, Multiple Choice, and Sentence Completion

Strategies:

Time management for 3 sections
Identifying keywords in questions and texts
Avoiding traps in answer options

Skills Covered:

Academic: Describing graphs, charts, tables (Task 1)
General: Writing letters (formal, informal) (Task 1)
Writing structured essays on given topics (Task 2)

Activities:

Sample essay writing with feedback
Sentence structure and grammar enhancement
Vocabulary building for formal writing

Strategies:

Brainstorming ideas quickly
Structuring responses (introduction, body, conclusion)
Using cohesive devices (linking words)

Skills Covered:

Pronunciation, fluency, coherence, and lexical resource
Expanding answers and avoiding monosyllabic responses

Practice Format:

Part 1: General questions about yourself
Part 2: Cue card topics (2-minute speech)
Part 3: Discussion on abstract topics

Strategies:

Speaking confidently and naturally
Organizing thoughts under time pressure
Overcoming hesitation or filler words

Tenses, sentence structures, and common grammatical errors
Vocabulary for formal, academic, and everyday contexts
Collocations and idiomatic expressions

Full-length practice tests for all four sections
Personalized feedback on performance
Time management tips and improvement plans

Practice books (e.g., Cambridge IELTS series)
Apps and websites for self-study
Tips to manage test-day stress