Showing posts with label ielts listening practice. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ielts listening practice. Show all posts

Thursday, 18 October 2012

Lee’s IELTS Preparation began after his language improvement classes


When lee became a trained English speaker he opted for IELTS preparation classes. His only aim behind undergoing English language improvement classes was to take this IELTS exam and get through with a good score. Taking my suggestion, he didn’t book the slot for his IELTS exam but underwent some IELTS training classes in our language school. I must say this to all of the other students or the learners or the IELTS aspirants here that if you too have a desire to take this IELTS exam then before you book your slot or before you register yourself for the test, undergo some IELTS Training Classes as these classes will let you get a lot of advantages and you can pass out without any difficulty.


Remember, if you, as an IELTS examinee, underestimate the importance of IELTS preparation before IELTS exam then you will not be able to get a score which you desire of or which you must get it so that it can be easier for you to apply in the most reputed universities or colleges.

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Lee’s next move after the improvement of his English language


Now, lee turned into a good English language speaker after six months of continuous practice and learning and now he was thinking of taking IELTS exam. He approached me and told me of the same. He was actually about to book the slot for his exam but I suggested that he should undergo IELTS training first before he does such a thing (It was very much necessary in his case because he was someone who was still new to the language. He had learned and showed great enhancement in his English language but still it was necessary that he should go for the IELT preparation classes before taking IELTS exam.

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Monday, 8 October 2012

Difference between teaching and training


Many people think that there is not much difference between teaching and training. They believe that the one who teaches is a teacher and the one who trains is a trainer and a teacher can be a trainer and a trainer can be teacher etc. Well, it is true that it can be but still there is something that everyone should understand. Training is not just like teaching.

When the person who is new to a subject, to such as person we teach. But when there is someone who knows a bit about the subject but requires a bit of proficiency in it then in such cases the role of the trainer comes in. Training is much more related to teaching something which can be demonstrated pretty well. Those who appear for the IELTS to such students I train. I train them how to be able to do well in all the four module of the IELTS tests such as IELTS Reading Test, IELTS Writing Test, IELTS Speaking and IELTS Listening Test as in all the four modules the applicant is expected to get a good score.