Understanding Writing:

• The use of writing templates that can be copied and pasted in every question
• Examples of writing questions
• Sample writing answers (good and bad)
• Writing structures and task response

Upgrading Writing:

• Use of correct and complex punctuation marks

• Use of complex vocabulary

• Use of complex phrases

• Use of complex sentences

• Understanding basic wordings and how to remove them

• Learning the magic connectors that examiners deeply admire

• Understanding what ‘low frequency’ vocabulary means and how to use it

• Develop a flow of thoughts

• Learning daily vocabulary exercises that can build it overtime

• Understanding how to brainstorm and proofread effectively

• Understanding how to manage the word limit and time expectation

• Get a separate template for each type of Task 2 question

Removing Speaking Errors:

• Working on fillers

• Working on content and time management

• Using ready-made templates (copy/paste)

• Working on defining the primary and secondary points in Parts 1 and 2

• Having quality points versus quantity points

• Making sure task response is understood

• Having accurate descriptions based on complete structures

• How to use proper eye contact and gestures with the examiner

• Getting lifetime speaking practice resources

Upgrading Speaking:

• Avoiding basic words and replacing them with low frequency vocabulary

• Using complex words, phrases, and sentences

• Effectively using connectors and phrasal verbs

• Learning common mistakes in task response and how to avoid them every time

• Learning how to define answers in-depth but within the time limit

• Good and bad speaking samples

• How to practice and assess speaking on your own

• How to use the right tone for formal and informal topics

Reading:

• How to quickly find answers without reading everything

• How to understand the question and options without falling into the paraphrasing trap

• How to find the part of the passage to read for particular questions

• How to use keywords to your advantage

• How to get answers from the tone of the discussion

• How to differentiate among specific questions techniques (true/false, headings, etc.)

• How to manage time effectively

• How to pick between two close answers

• How to eliminate the incorrect answers

• How to use the correct tone to answer questions (if your time is limited)

• How to make your comprehension skills sharper

Listening:

• Mastering the art of preparation

• How to listen and remember particular information

• How to anticipate questions

• How to pick the best option among multiple choice questions

• How to understand the sequence and speed of the transcript

• Learning to combine preparation time, listening time and revision time effectively

• Learn how to differentiate among two or more close options

• Develop a system of organizing dozens of pieces of information

• Learn how to summarize the conversation in your head

• Learn how to paraphrase the question to relate with the conversation

• Learn how to sharpen English listening skills

• Be alert about unexpected exam surprises

Bonus Lessons:

• Understand the examiner marking criteria

• Learn what kind of samples get students 8+ in writing and speaking

• Learn the do’s and don’ts of all modules

• Avoid student and examiner traps

• Understand how the actual exam environment will be like

• Learn your best approach if this is your 2nd, 3rd or a later attempt

• Understand how this course gets you closer to your immigration dreams

• Improve your overall English skills in the process

• Learn how each point improvement works and how you will be scored

• Develop a system where you can practice, assess and improve continuously

• Be flooded with tons of resources, support, material, and techniques

• Develop confidence in your ability to ensure your next attempt will be your final attempt

Shayan

If you are frustrated with being stuck at a 6.5 and not crossing a 7, or if you have heard the horror stories of people who have failed IELTS 10 times or more, please don’t be alarmed! The reason that happens is that people think this is just an English exam!

With my years of experience teaching and observing results, one thing I can promise you is that this exam is more strategy than English skills alone. If you are not hitting the points that examiners are looking for, forget ever getting a 7 or more; that’s why so many native speakers keep failing the exam.

Fortunately, we have steps ready that have been proven to deliver results for anyone who uses them. Time and time again, we have rescued candidates from a vicious circle of constant failures. There have been students who have scored 8+ in all modules but just 6 in writing (this is very common).

However, after taking this course, they understand some very important aspects of task response and vocabulary, which people often underestimate. Just the mere understanding of that has pushed these students over an 8!

What I am trying to say here is that you don’t need hours of English improvement lessons; that’s a common misconception. Once again, what you need to learn is ‘how to make the examiner happy?’ You do, of course, improve several aspects of your English in the process and come out a great speaker, writer and someone who can easily relate with native speakers.

If you love your time and money and don’t want to fall into the vicious circle of constant failures, purchase my course, and within a few minutes of starting it, you will realize that you have made the best investment of your life!"