The IELTS EXAM starts with the LISTENING paper, then the READING, the WRITING, and finishes with the SPEAKING. It is a long test and normally takes around 3.5 hours to complete; for most people, the IELTS means a change in life, whether that is a university course or a visa application to be able to live abroad and it is very common to sit the IELTS more than once. I will not lie to you, the IELTS is a difficult test but with good preparation and a good level of English, you will be to succeed and get the score you need. Most universities or government institutions will require 6.5/7 (this varies according to courses and job positions), which corresponds to an upper-intermediate level. Therefore, to pass the test you need to be at an upper-intermediate level even before you start learning the techniques.

The most important thing in the IELTS test is becoming familiar with the structure and learning the techniques. It is fundamental. If you’d like to know all the techniques you need, then join my course where I have broken down the 4 parts for you and will explain every single section of the test. Watch my videos in the IELTS paper sections to see my teaching style and what you will learn!