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Wouldn’t you love to have overcome IELTS with elated boldness, and achieve your desired scores which will lead you to success?

Would you like to achieve this completely in private? That’s right, Our IELTS online course is designed with all four skills of IELTS Reading, Writing, Listening, and Speaking in one self-learning program. No more worrying about the risk of Covid-19 contaminations, class times, and matching your schedules.

You won’t be completely alone though. At the IELTS self-paced Prep course by EduCan Academy, you will have the support of dedicated mentors at the back end to help you or guide you with expert advice; only if you need it.

Cambridge English is a partner of IELTS and so, you know you are at the right place for excellence in your IELTS score or improved IELTS band, otherwise known as the CEFR level.

Discover the British Council’s IELTS preparation strategies

If you are planning to study abroad or move to another country to work or live, you may be required to prove your English proficiency with the IELTS test.

The four courses in this British Council ExpertTrack give you all the information and practice you need to tackle all four parts of IELTS with the confidence that you can achieve the group score you need.

In each of the four courses you will find:

a description of each part of the test and what you need to do to get a good strip score assessment criteria that tell you what your reviewer is looking for exam techniques to help you tackle all types of test questions tips and strategies for successful preparation for the tests and for improving your English skills practice tests to help you know what to expect on test day

Now, let’s get down to details:

IELTS reading allows candidates to enhance skimming and scanning techniques for increasing reading speed in order to cope up with the time limitation in the exam venue. IELTS provides very uncommon & unfamiliar topics for the candidates to discuss and read out loud during the exam time which prepares the candidates to deal with unknown facts in less preparation time. If someone practices reading using the wrong vocabulary and pronunciation, then they are actually practicing their reading the wrong way which can be bad in the exams they sit for. IELTS allows these people to rectify their English to international standards where their level of knowledge and skills in English are measured.
IELTS Listening skills increase the level of concentration, sense of possibility of the suitable word that can be used in the sentence and allows candidates to get accustomed to British, Australian pronunciations that they hear in the listening exams. Sometimes the pronunciation of a word varies from country to country and area to area and candidates should be prepared for these. The main thing to obtain from the Listening phase of IELTS is the amount of concentration and focus to get the right word to fill in the blanks as words can be diversified and confusing depending on the sentence structure and active/passive voice of the sentence.
Speaking is a very important part of IELTS as it is used to determine the fluency of English the candidate beholds through their ability to communicate to make sure the other person understands them instantly. Speaking tests involve the candidates talking about the topic logically with suitable examples that prepare them to deal with unseen complex questions. Moreover, this tends to increase the overall creativity, the ability to be succinct and overall competency in reasoning and logical thinking skills. For people whose 1st language is not English, IELTS speaking can make a massive difference for the IELTS candidates as it would give their communication skills a rise and they would be able to portray themselves to others in a much better way as this boosts their level of confidence and intellect than before.
Being able to speak in English is as important as writing exams because candidates have to express their thoughts, views, and opinions in writing as it reflects their knowledge of grammar and vocabulary as well as the correct spelling in writing. Candidates have to extract and provide qualitative and quantitative data from the composition and comprehension questions as these involve candidates to understand and describe different types of charts, data, and also writing about recent trends.
Writing also involves using past or present or future tense which is used to identify their illustration of the time frame in the composition, comprehension, and case study.

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