IELTS Coaching

The IELTS (International English Language Testing System) exam consists of four modules, each designed to assess different language skills. Here's a description of each module:

1. Listening Module:

   • The Listening module evaluates your ability to understand spoken English in various contexts.

   • It consists of four sections, each with different types of recordings (conversations, monologues, etc.).

   • You will answer questions based on what you hear, testing your ability to grasp main ideas, specific details, and the speaker's attitude or purpose.

2. Reading Module:

   • The Reading module assesses your reading comprehension skills.

   • It consists of three long texts taken from books, journals, magazines, or newspapers.

   • Questions are designed to test your ability to locate information, identify main ideas, understand logical arguments, and infer meaning from the text.

3. Writing Module:

   • The Writing module evaluates your ability to present ideas in a coherent and logical manner.

   • It consists of two tasks:

     • Task 1 (Academic): Describing and interpreting data presented in a visual form (graph, chart, diagram, etc.).

     • Task 1 (General Training): Writing a letter responding to a given situation.

     • Task 2: Presenting a point of view, argument, or problem and providing solutions or justifying an opinion.

4. Speaking Module:

   • The Speaking module assesses your spoken English proficiency in a one-on-one interview with an examiner.

   • It is divided into three parts:

     • Part 1: Introduction and interview (general questions about yourself, your life, and interests).

     • Part 2: Individual long turn (you will be given a task card with a topic to talk about for 1-2 minutes).

     • Part 3: Discussion (further discussion based on the topic from Part 2, focusing on abstract ideas and issues).

Each module is designed to evaluate different aspects of your English language abilities, ensuring a comprehensive assessment of your readiness to use English in academic, professional, or everyday settings.