IELT's Test - Advice Please?
#1
IELT's Test - Advice Please?
Hi Everyone, hoping to get some advice, maybe some reassurance on here about the IELTS test. In order for us to gain sufficient points Hubby will have to sit the test.
He's really concerned about this as he has Dyslexia & he's your typical tradesman, brilliant at his job but when it comes to paperwork, reading writing - that's not his thing at all. He's really in a panic over this. Plus it costs £140 a go so it's not a cheap thing to keep having to re-sit.
We need a score of either 10 or 20 on the test to enable him to go for either 189 or a 489 visa.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
He's really concerned about this as he has Dyslexia & he's your typical tradesman, brilliant at his job but when it comes to paperwork, reading writing - that's not his thing at all. He's really in a panic over this. Plus it costs £140 a go so it's not a cheap thing to keep having to re-sit.
We need a score of either 10 or 20 on the test to enable him to go for either 189 or a 489 visa.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
#2
Re: IELT's Test - Advice Please?
Hi Everyone, hoping to get some advice, maybe some reassurance on here about the IELTS test. In order for us to gain sufficient points Hubby will have to sit the test.
He's really concerned about this as he has Dyslexia & he's your typical tradesman, brilliant at his job but when it comes to paperwork, reading writing - that's not his thing at all. He's really in a panic over this. Plus it costs £140 a go so it's not a cheap thing to keep having to re-sit.
We need a score of either 10 or 20 on the test to enable him to go for either 189 or a 489 visa.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
He's really concerned about this as he has Dyslexia & he's your typical tradesman, brilliant at his job but when it comes to paperwork, reading writing - that's not his thing at all. He's really in a panic over this. Plus it costs £140 a go so it's not a cheap thing to keep having to re-sit.
We need a score of either 10 or 20 on the test to enable him to go for either 189 or a 489 visa.
Any help would be very much appreciated.
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Re: IELT's Test - Advice Please?
IELTS is a no big deal. There are many online tests available for practicing. According to me practicing is the only way to gain high scores. Familiarity of the format also helps a lot. So, instead of wasting your money it is better that your hubby prepare for it. No need for panic. You can also help him in drilling exercises. And good luck.
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Re: IELT's Test - Advice Please?
yep going to get swotting up on it before the test & will contact the centre to advise of his dyslexia. thanks!
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Re: IELT's Test - Advice Please?
A site that helped me a lot is ielts-simon.com. Although Simon sells his ebook through this site, there is plenty of free material on there to help you prepare.
For example, the site gives a list of topics that have come up in the past in the Speaking section.
Also, in the Writing section, the IELTS test is very much about how you structure your essays. It is worth memorising this structure before sitting the test. Worked very well for me!
Good luck
For example, the site gives a list of topics that have come up in the past in the Speaking section.
Also, in the Writing section, the IELTS test is very much about how you structure your essays. It is worth memorising this structure before sitting the test. Worked very well for me!
Good luck