IELTS Exam

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I've prepared many students for this daunting exam. I've also had to take the IELTS test myself a few years ago, for administrative reasons. It is not as terrifying as it seems!

You can learn to develop the skills and techniques and you can pass the test! The more time and effort you put into it, the higher the score will be.

I am going to write articles about the test and its different sections: Reading, Writing, Listening and Speaking. Before I do that, and post them here, I would like to hear about the main concerns you have. What would you like to read about, concerning the IELTS test?

Some topics:

  • Why the Reading Test should not be called Reading Test?
  • What textbooks can you use for self-study?
  • How do you write an essay under pressure?

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