When it comes to taking IELTS, my big brothers and sisters have come to give me some advice

Hello: IELTS score is not determined by the training course, but by one's own foundation and personal effort!

The IELTS schools you mentioned are very well-known throughout the country, and the content of the IELTS schools is similar, all of which revolve around the type of test questions and the practice of test skills! The key is to work hard!

I don't know what your current English foundation is, if you have a university-level foundation, after IELTS training, a score of 6 is not a big problem.

The last thing to say is not to be superstitious about guaranteed classes, it is all a publicity gimmick, and there are many people who fail to achieve grades!

It just depends on what you think.

Any place Any school has its own style and good place.

Otherwise, it is impossible to survive in this place.

The outline of New Oriental is the same.

And actually what is really learned.

and can really help you do well.

It's not the teachers who only have to work hard in class.

Teacher New Oriental is even a group of immortals.

Nor is it possible for them to get a good score from someone who doesn't attend a class.

But. If one wants to study hard.

Even if those teachers are robots, repeaters, they can do it.

First of all, this classmate. How determined are you?

How hard do you have to work?

New Oriental teacher can be said to be your pilot light.

As long as you have a new effort, you can.

Believe in yourself!

Finally, I wish you success!

The training school is the same, the New Oriental Huanya is OK, I am on the Huanya, I feel very good, the new channel is recommended not to consider, I have gone to the trial, completely dispelled my idea of going to the training class, and waited for a year before I came back to report Huanya.

If you have six points, listen to the skills taught by the teacher, and go back and practice a few times.

It depends on what level you are The 7-point sample essay written in the IELTS book is pure nonsense Don't believe it.

If you are in a first-tier city, global IELTS.

Not a first-tier city Please go to Global IELTS in a first-tier city.

Go to the bookstore and buy English primers and CDs, then sign up for a training course.

1.A senior who has not passed the fourth or sixth grade.

2.Students who want to apply to study abroad.

3.If you want to apply for positions with special requirements: For example, some positions in the 2019 national examination require IELTS scores.

4.Want to pursue a career in English education.

5.I want to improve my English.

Sorry, I don't have any plans to do so at this time.

In fact, you don't have to be nervous, the examiner is also a human being, and the communication between him and you is equal interaction. So the first thing you have to do is to be confident and let the examiner know that you really want to communicate with him. Take a deep breath, keep smiling, and greet the examiner politely before entering.

When the examiner asks you a question, if you don't understand, you can ask the examiner according to your own understanding, whether he is asking this meaning (this is also what I think IELTS is better than TOEFL), and you can answer it after getting a positive answer. When you are about to leave after the test, it is best to say some polite words, such as i enjoy talking with you. This will also make the examiner feel that you are a very confident and polite person.

The exam process starts and ends, try to use colloquial language, and then don't pause, even if what you say is off topic, don't deny yourself.

The whole process of studying abroad from language scores to study abroad application is a huge undertaking, and I recommend that you set aside a year to prepare for all the things that come your way. For example, students who apply for admission in the fall of 2015 should prepare for the TOEFL IELTS test at least from the beginning of 2014, and prepare for school selection, essays, visa materials and recommendation letters in June 2014.

Therefore, the most important thing in studying abroad is your language score. Applying to study in North America is generally to prepare for TOEFL + SAT, and applying to study in the United Kingdom, Australia and other countries is generally to prepare for IELTS. High school English can be tested between 110-130, which is an upper middle level.

However, even if you get a perfect score, you may not be able to get a high score in the TOEFL IELTS test.

First, the difficulty of vocabulary and the number of words required to be mastered, high school English cannot be compared with TOEFL and IELTS, vocabulary is also a basic skill, it is recommended that you must work the basic skills, make a vocabulary plan for yourself every day, and try to improve your vocabulary in a short period of time.

Second, the logic of the high school English test is very different from the logic of the TOEFL IELTS test, and some students can score 6 or 7 in IELTS. However, the 150-point English paper in China can only score more than 90 points. This is the result of the difference in the way the question is written and the logic of the exam.

The TOEFL IELTS test focuses on the practical application of students' English proficiency, so the scope of questions is basically closely related to university life. Some scenes, including hearing, are inseparable from campus life. Therefore, in order to get a high score in TOEFL and IELTS, you must have an in-depth understanding of the North American cultural background and accumulate more article materials.

If you can't figure out your thoughts all of a sudden, you can find a professional English training institution to do the TOEFL IELTS test, first clearly understand your foundation in**, and then you can make a review plan for your single subject weaknesses, I wish you all the best!!

You can go to a training provider to test your IELTS level.

Then you can practice by yourself, and when your foundation is about 6 points, you can go to the training class to train your own question-making skills and familiarize yourself with the IELTS question type.