Practical information, experiences and insights about IELTS, studying abroad, immigration and living abroad
IELTS has always been a challenging exam. Every year, tens of thousands of candidates are working hard to prepare for the exam, but many people often fall into frustration. This article […]
You only need these 3 points to pass the IELTS test successfully Read More »
When I first started taking the IELTS, I was also confused. Let's see how veterans prepare for the IELTS. Their practical experience will definitely inspire you! Generally speaking, language tests such as IELTS and TOEFL
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I successfully received offers from five good Canadian universities for my master's degree. I wrote the detailed application process into this 3,000-word article. I will also share my application process.
Just these 4 points will help you apply for better schools Read More »
EliteStep offers a 7000-word nanny-level IELTS self-study guide, covering IELTS preparation plan + IELTS preparation materials + listening, speaking, reading and writing score improvement skills.
Simple 6 points to help you prepare for IELTS Read More »
I have also experienced this bottleneck, stuck at 6.5 and unable to reach 7. Below are the pitfalls and coping methods I encountered when breaking through the bottleneck to 8, which will definitely help you break through this bottleneck.
5 simple ways to get 6.5 to 7 in IELTS writing Read More »
The preparation for the exam depends on your writing skills. Writing is the slowest subject to improve in IELTS. The following 7 simple steps can help you get more than 6 points in writing. 1. Discuss the logic
Can I get a 5 in IELTS essay without any preparation? Read More »
Simply put, you can just apply for a study permit separately. About applying for permanent residency through EE EE is a part of the permanent residency application, and a study permit is when you go to school.
Can I apply for Canadian EE and study permit at the same time? Read More »
In general, 8 months is definitely enough, there is a lot of time, but you have to ensure that you have enough time to study. My experience is that no less than 15 hours a week is more appropriate.
Is it possible to get 6.5 in IELTS in 8 months with 420 points in CET-4? Read More »
Speaking is the most difficult of the four IELTS subjects, so you need to have corresponding methods to guide you. The following 3 methods that helped me get 8.5 in speaking will definitely help you.
What should I do if I can only say one or two sentences in Speaking Part 3? Read More »
A student asked: "I graduated from college one year ago and got 430 in the English test and 121 (150) in the college entrance examination. I have been preparing for the exam for more than half a month. I want to know if I can take the exam in July.
How long does it take to reach level 6 without any IELTS test experience? Read More »
