STUDY PLAN FOR IELTS

Research has shown that it takes 200 hours of guided study, or 50 hours of face-to-face lessons on sites like iTalki, to move up one full point in IELTS.

Before making a Study Plan, it is a good idea to identify your weaknesses. For some students, it is Writing; for others, it is Speaking. The Cambridge Grammar textbook can help.

What are your weaknesses?

Try a 5-day rotation of L-R-S-W with a mock test every 5th day.

It is said that if you cannot complete the writing tests on time under mock conditions, it is pointless doing the real test.

BASIC STUDY PLAN

Unless the student requests otherwise, this will be the default plan for all students who book packages.
(Length: 5 Lessons).
1. Speaking Test (Parts 1-3).
2. Writing Test (Letter & Essay or Report & Essay).
3. Listening Test (All Parts).

SPEAKING TEST
(Length: 5 Lessons).
1. Part 1: Type of questions. Length of answers.
2. Part 2: Type of questions. Length of answers.
3. Part 3: Type of questions. Length of answers.
4. Vocabulary and common topics.
5. Mock test.

LISTENING TEST
Part 1: Exercise here.

WRITING TEST (ACADEMIC)
1. Read a type of report often encountered in IELTS: African Baby Boom, and Japan's Birthrate Drops 27%.
2: Fill in the Gaps (Academic Test)
3: How to Build a Paragraph (TEEL System)

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