Have you been looking for the magic shortcut to raising your IELTS scores to a 7 or higher?
Well, you’ve come to the right place.
And, here’s the answer you’ve been waiting for:
There is no magic shortcut!
If you want to achieve something difficult, such as getting a 7 or higher on your next IELTS exam, you must work hard, and be very organized.
Both of these are only possible if you create, and follow, a solid study plan.
How to organize a study plan:
Set yourself 2-3 tasks a day, 5-6 days a week. Remember you must take a day off to let your brain rest, and allow you to passively process all the new information you’ve been exposed to.
These tasks must be divided evenly between strictly IELTS test prep, such as strategy practice, and improvement of overall English. Of course, the overall English activities should be incorporated into your IELTS practice as well, when possible.
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A sample day looks like this:
Writing Task 1- Change over time. Practice planning and writing overall trends for 6 sample questions. Read two sample essays.
Read two articles in the business section of the New York Times. Write 3 number phrases to use in essays.
Part of this non-magical shortcut is also tough to tell you, but it’s true.
You must be willing to sacrifice some time that would normally spend with friends and family, participating in fun activities, vegging out on the couch, for IELTS practice.
The brutal truth is this- if you want to only take the exam once, save your future time and money, you must fully commit yourself now.
Of course, I recommend our course, the 3 Keys IELTS Success System, where we have ready-made, detailed study plans waiting for you.
However, no matter if you choose a course or not, you still need to learn the strategies somehow. These are most important on the Reading exam, where it is impossible to find all the answers in 60 minutes without a system.
As far as Speaking and Writing go, you also need IELTS-specific strategies, in order to meet the examiner requirements for high scores.
Above all, remember that nailing that 7 or higher is totally possible, as long as you work hard and organize your time intelligently.
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