I graduated in my senior year this year and need to get an IELTS score of 6 at the end of October, c

If the foundation is good, 6 points should be fine. Start with listening and reading, which are relatively easy to score. Speaking, create more context, know what to say and what not to say during the exam.

As for writing, read more sample essays and the like, and understand the grading criteria, so that you can know how to write to get a high score.

As long as you have the grades, you can apply for dual enrollment.

1.I am very serious about doing a set of the latest IELTS test questions within the specified time, just like the regular test, and objectively grasp my current real level.

2.Sign up for a class, [New Oriental] or [Global IELTS], depending on which is more convenient for you to learn, such as the shortest commuting time, etc., because time may be the most important thing for you.

3.When you sign up, state your current level and goals, choose a suitable class, follow the class completely, as long as you can keep up, you should be fine, the teachers in these tutorial classes are very professional.

Universal, this is better, it shouldn't be difficult... I'm just over ...

Personally, you should listen to the IELTS question bank, accumulate words, memorize more commonly used spoken sentence patterns, practice more composition patterns, and memorize a few sample essays. The requirements for points are not high, and they can still be achieved in a short period of time. Global IELTS and New Oriental's courses have their own benefits, New Oriental pays more attention to skills and can improve quickly, and Global pays more attention to ability.

However, even if you don't have an IELTS score, you can apply to the school and the school will give you a few months of language courses if you don't mind studying a language course abroad. It may be a little higher than in China, but at least it is out, and the language environment in foreign countries is much better, and it is improving quickly.

There are a lot of people who come to New Oriental to learn IELTS in this situation, and the score you want is that you have half a year to learn IELTS, as long as you work hard enough, combined with New Oriental's many years of IELTS teaching experience, it is completely possible to achieve the score you want. Although you have a tight schedule and can take IELTS very few times, these are not the biggest problems. The key is that you must memorize the words before learning IELTS, which is the most basic.

Then you take New Oriental's IELTS course, and the effect will be very good. New Oriental's IELTS courses are very complete, with classes suitable for all levels. If you want to do it in one step, it is recommended that you take the IELTS Study Abroad Express course.

The teaching materials and teachers are the most comprehensive. It is also very suitable for those who are pressed for time and need to produce results in a short period of time. Suffice it to say, if you don't get the score you want in this class, it's even more difficult in other classes.

When it comes to composition, accumulate a little more phrases, especially when it comes to describing icon proportions, trends, and so on.

Listening can look at the machine scriptures, not memorize, but accumulate words that cannot be spelled and mastered.

Speaking can take a look at **, practice the topics with a high probability of occurrence, but be sure not to memorize, to speak naturally, pay attention to speaking slowly, and pronunciation to be accurate.

For reading, you can take a look at the parallel reading method, which I used when I took the IELTS test, and I think it is very effective.

Hope it helps

All-round improvement Don't take chances.

There are two possibilities, one is that the level is really 4 points; The other is that some unspoken rules and skills have not been mastered, resulting in not being able to take the real level. If it is a true 4 points, you can get 6 points after 800 hours of effective study, and if you calculate it for 5 hours a day, it is 160 days, which is more than 5 months. If it is the second factor, take the score as an example, it is 600 hours of effective learning, that is, 120 days, 5 hours a day, and you can get 6 points in 4 months, and the landlord should have information, because 4 to 5, 5 to 6, the progress of these two intervals is the fastest.

The really difficult thing is that you want to score 8 points at the 7 level, and the higher the score, the more difficult it is to progress and the longer it will take.

There are character problems, it depends on your accumulation

If you are in Changchun, you can contact Changchun BST Teacher Yan, if you are not in Changchun, you can use skype, yanguang425, find Teacher Yan to learn writing and speaking, speaking 5 times can be, writing is free correction!

You can memorize the words by yourself first, recommend the New Oriental Vocabulary Selection (green skin) and then apply for a training class, the effect is very good, now take this test, you will sign up for a class to study, there will be a teacher to give you suggestions to improve your grades.

Sign up for an IELTS class. Conduct some systematic exam techniques.