Thursday 20 August 2015

How To Prepare For IELTS Exam

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Tips on How to Prepare Before the test


1. Use your English everyday

A proven way to improve your IELTS band score is to practice your English every day at home and at work/university. This includes speaking English with your friends, watching and listening to English language programmes, reading English publications and practicing your written skills wherever possible.1.Take an English Language Course


2. Understand the IELTS band scores




3. Know what to expect

To familiarize yourself with the types of tasks included in an IELTS test, you may wish to consider taking an IELTS preparation course. This will help you:
Practice the type of task included in an IELTS test (e.g. Writing a short essay or letter for the Writing component.)
Get feedback and learn from your answers to practice questions
Become more confident in your test-taking skills
Help you decide if you are ready

4. Rest and relax



Get plenty of rest the night before your test. Also ensure you are familiar with the venue's location before test day so you can arrive in time.



Tips on How To Prepare During The Test



  1. Understand the task
  2. Follow instructions carefully during the test. Remember that the Writing component of the test has specific word length requirements.
  3. Allow enough time for each question
    Some questions have suggested time limits for you to follow. Every test room will have a clock on the wall. Stay aware of the time during the test so that you can complete all the questions.
  4. Stay calm enough to do your best
    If you feel worried, take deep breaths to calm down. If you focus on the question and don’t rush your answers, you will be able to do your best.