IELTS Exam Preparation
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IELTS Exam Preparation
These courses provide a fantastic opportunity for individuals looking to excel in the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) exam. These courses enhance your reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills while refining exam strategies and language proficiency. They cater to diverse learning preferences with in-person options.
Strategically located on the prestigious Castle Boulevard, our purpose-designed English Language campus offers students an inspiring and immersive environment that combines modern learning with rich cultural experience. Whether you’re preparing for academic success, professional growth, or personal development, Trent Language Hub is your gateway to mastering the English language in the heart of the UK.
What to Expect
Skill Development: Comprehensive training in all four IELTS sections: reading, writing, listening, and speaking.
Exam Techniques: Learn practical strategies for various question types and essential time management skills.
Language Enhancement: Expand your vocabulary, refine grammar, and perfect pronunciation.
Practice and Feedback: Engage in practice exercises and mock tests, receiving valuable feedback from experienced instructors.
Targeted Preparation: Customised courses to help you achieve specific IELTS goals, whether aiming for a particular band score or preparing for a specific exam version (e.g., Academic or General Training).
IELTS Test Components
The IELTS exam is made up of four main sections that you must complete
Writing
This part of the test runs for 60 minutes and includes two tasks:
Speaking
The speaking portion takes approximately 10 to 15 minutes and is conducted in a face-to-face interview with an examiner. It includes three parts:
Listening
This section takes 30 minutes, followed by an additional 10 minutes to transfer your answers. There are four parts:
- A dialogue between two people in a daily life situation.
- A monologue in a general social setting, like a public speech.
- A conversation involving up to four people in an academic or training context.
- A monologue focused on an academic topic, such as a university lecture
Reading
You’ll have 60 minutes to complete the reading test, which includes three passages totaling around 2000–2750 words and 40 questions.
You’ll receive a question booklet (you can write on it, but it cannot be taken out) and a separate answer sheet. Question formats may include multiple-choice, identifying key points or the writer’s views, and matching information across texts.
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