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IELTS
General Training
The International English Language Testing System (IELTS) is a global English test with results that are used worldwide. IELTS is divided into categories A (Academic) and G (General Training).
Category A.
Assesses whether a candidate's English level meets the requirements of a university or professional program.
Category G.
Assesses whether the candidate's English level meets the requirements for applying to post-secondary and graduate programs, and will focus on reading menus, advertisements, etc. in Reading; and will focus on letters and subjective writing in Writing.
Program Introduction
IELTS General Training Intermediate Class
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Level (equivalency): IELTS 4 to IELTS 5
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Institutional hours: 24 - 144 hours
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Delivery: online, in-class, combined
IELTS General Training Advanced Class
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Level (equivalency): IELTS 5 to IELTS 7
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Institutional hours: 24 - 144 hours
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Delivery: online, in-class, combined
What You Will Learn?
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Listening section content explanation, combined with scene analysis answers.
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Detailed explanation of classified question types, including chart questions, fill-in-the-blank questions, matching questions, and multiple-choice questions.
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How to take notes and summarize
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Proficiency in reading skills such as skimming and quick scanning methods to help students answer questions quickly
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Analyze the main points of reading questions and understand the main ideas and inferences
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Speaking mock test, to improve the logic of spoken English
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Practice for different speaking scenes and train the ability to prepare a speech in a short time
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Proficiency in the use of descriptive and comparative vocabulary to practice the ability to argue and express ideas appropriately
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Analyze appropriate writing samples and become proficient in various important writing connectives and common sentence patterns.
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Explain in detail how to describe charts, graphs, or table questions; how to express arguments, and opinions and make comparisons in writing.