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Advantages of Passing the IELTS Exam on Your Career Are you currently satisfied with your status at work? Do you dream of sitting inside a class in a renowned university overseas? These are some questions that people – professionals and students – ask themselves in their journey in life. Everybody wants to live a life where they can say that they are satisfied and contented. For the working professionals, it is having a good stable job abroad that makes them happy and satisfied with their career. On the other hand, students find it best if they can experience education from world-class professors in a prestigious university. If you are any of these people, then it is best for you to start planning and reviewing for the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) examination.  Many people around the world, most especially from non-English native speakers like Filipinos, take the IELTS test to acquire a certification to will prove their fluency in using the

Improving Your Spoken English Without a Speaking Partner How can you practice speaking English without anybody else to help you? Writing, reading, listening—these skills can all be practiced alone. Easy. Well, you can already write beautiful sentences. You memorized hundreds of vocabulary words. But when you open your mouth to speak, nothing comes out! All the books, websites and apps in the world can’t help you learn how to speak English fluently. To improve your spoken English, the best thing to do is to talk with a native speaker. Sometimes we don’t have that option though! What if you don’t know anyone who speaks English? What if you don’t have time? What if you simply don’t feel confident enough yet to practice with a native? Don’t worry. You can still improve your spoken English, even without a speaking partner. We’re going to explain how. No speaking partner? No problem! Methods for Improving Your Spoken English : 1. Think in English.

Best last-minute tips for the IELTS test! Are you preparing for the IELTS? You should know what to do last few minutes before the test! The IELTS is conducted to assess your English Language skills for admissions at universities and colleges abroad. It is an important prerequisite like other admission procedures so it should not be taken lightly. Last Minute Tips Key points to remember before appearing for the IELTS: Make sure you take enough rest and eat well before the test because there are no intervals between the tests. You need to have energy and presence of mind while writing the test. Try to listen to good English news channels, if possible, once you wake up in the morning of the test day. Arrive at the test centre early. Make sure you know the location of your test centre and how much time it will take you to reach there. Avoid being late and failing to attend the test. Carry a bottle of water with you in the test room, if it is permissible, because

Practice the past test papers to crack IELTS Students should practice the past test papers to make them familiar with the test pattern and to generate ideas for different types of questions. In IELTS writing module, task 2 is often related to common areas such as education, arts, health, sports, media, environment, tourism etc. There are chances of getting the similar type of task. Some writing task 2 posted by students seen in the month of July - September, 2017 in different parts of the world are: 1. Crime has become a global problem and there is nothing that can be done to prevent it. Do you agree or disagree? 2. Many parents are unhappy with the amount of violence shown on TV, video games, in other activities. What are the impacts of it on children? What could be done to solve this problem? 3. Many countries aim to improve their standard of living through economic development. However sometimes this may bring loss of social values. Do the advantages o