Your time is valuable!
There are wrong ways to spend your time and right ways to spend your time preparing for IELTS.
Today you’ll hear the story of a student who has spent the last 12 months working hard but doing the wrong things.
We think this is heartbreaking!
You’ll find out how our IELTS strategies could change everything for her.
The situation that this student is in is quite typical.
She is not alone.
Her main challenges are the Speaking and Writing.
“My problem is I need a 7 in all scores. My reading and listening are good.
They are always over 7 and sometimes 8.5 but my writing and speaking are really bad.
I just got a 6 in these two skills but I spent a year working on these.”
“I think my actual writing and speaking levels are still low now.
I can’t speak fluently and don’t know how to express my thoughts and often run out of ideas. In writing it’s hard for me to come up with ideas and support for them.
I have difficulties choosing the right words and finishing writing on time.”
What should this student do?
Don’t memorize vocabulary lists.
Don’t learn new methods to learn vocabulary words.
Get a good course that will literally give you the vocabulary that you need to increase your score.
Every single activity MUST be directly correlated to the scoring system.
If you are a hard worker you are in danger if you don’t get into a course because you might take your strong work ethic and work very hard doing all the wrong things BUT if you take your strong work ethic and put it into a good system then you WILL get your target score.
If you are creating your own activities and your own ways of getting a higher speaking score then that’s not valid test practice.
In our course we give you two activities every day and we tell you exactly how these activities are going to get you a 7 or higher.
For this student she could also benefit from finding another student in our course and private Facebook group to practice speaking and fluency.
This student should go with the 60-day plan to get her target score.
She has probably developed certain speaking and writing habits which are not working.
She’ll need to un-learn her old habits and learn new habits.
Click here to get into the 3 Keys IELTS Success System.
Are you in this situation?
Let us know what questions you have in the comments.
