I want to take IELTS and want to take advantage of the summer vacation to sign up for a class, but I

I'm in the same situation as you, I'm also a junior, it's more difficult, because of IELTS, listening, speaking, reading and writing, I just took the test on June 11, and I think the questions are more difficult. In particular, reading and writing are more difficult. Speaking scores are generally the same.

The more famous training courses are Global IELTS, New Oriental, and Qihang, and the teachers in which city you may have are different.

I used to study in Beijing, are you in Beijing, the test is a little difficult, let's sign up for a training class, this century IELTS is also very good, good luck.

Century IELTS, where are you, I only know that Century IELTS is good, hehe, I used to be a ** student, you can also try.

Can I go to Lang Ge to learn IELTS, my sister studied there, and she scored 7 points, and she said it was pretty good.

If you are in Nanjing, the new channel and Langge are good, I have been there.

It's not difficult, just make up your mind to do it, believe in yourself, and you're good to go.

Global IELTS and Beijing IELTS are both good, the key is to meet a good teacher. I feel that the world is more expensive, and Beijing IELTS is more cost-effective.

Studying IELTS is mainly about your own basic situation. So I can only give you some points to pay attention to when choosing a school:

1. The IELTS test consists of 4 parts: listening, speaking, reading and writing, and the course must be systematic.

You only have to listen, and you can only rely on yourself to learn well or badly.

3. There must be a tutor for course counseling, after the lecture, after-class practice, and difficult problems need to be guided by the tutor.

4. Have a free trial, communicate with the teacher, and be able to make a learning plan for you; Have teachers been trained in the design and teaching of IELTS training courses? (Verify the professionalism of the teacher).

5. Is there an entrance test for students? Is there a different class to adapt to different levels of students (a step-by-step learning system, students are divided into classes according to the basics, and adapt to the learning environment faster.) ）

Finally, which is the most concerned about the most students, is whether they can ensure good grades after learning, generally schools say that they have not reached the score, pay some money to learn a 10-day course, which must be optimistic, and there must be further guarantee commitments.

A school that meets the above conditions is a reliable school.

It is not difficult to learn IELTS, as long as you have a reasonable IELTS study plan and effective training, you will definitely be able to get the ideal IELTS score;

First of all, I suggest coming to us for a free English test; Because, in addition to giving you the marking test, the teacher can also make you a suitable IELTS study plan

If you need IELTS study materials and IELTS preparation materials, you can communicate with me in HI and I will pass them on to you

I also found it more difficult, even though I was admitted to graduate school.

It depends on your level. If you feel that you know your English level well enough, are good at summarizing your own shortcomings, and are very conscious, of course, you can learn it yourself. On the contrary, if you are not sure if you can learn well on your own, you should still enroll in a class.

This way, there will be no time lost due to self-study.

To study IELTS on your own, you should consider the following aspects.

1. English foundation and the level of target score.

Take IELTS as an example, if you currently have an IELTS level of 5 and a target score of 6, then you may be able to study IELTS on your own by your own efforts.

However, if your target score is 7 points or more, it will take a long time to prepare for the test on your own, so it is recommended that you can apply for a reliable IELTS training class and follow the teacher's rhythm to prepare for the test in a targeted and purposeful manner.

Second, whether there is good self-control.

Preparing for IELTS is a hard process that requires you to have good self-control.

If you feel that you can bear the hard work of preparing for IELTS and TOEFL, can discipline yourself well, and set yourself a study period that is not very long, then you can also consider self-study.

However, many candidates tend to have low self-discipline, and they swear by when they first start preparing for the exam, only to relax after just a week. Therefore, for candidates who lack self-control, it is recommended to apply for a reliable IELTS and TOEFL training class, if you are slack, and the teacher will spur you, and then study together with other students in the class to make progress together, the learning effect will naturally improve.

The IELTS test has high vocabulary requirements and mainly focuses on application ability, but the answering skills are completely different from TOEFL (TOEFL) and domestic English tests (level 4-6), so it is important to master the question types and answer quickly.

The exam is divided into 4 parts and generally takes two days. On the morning of the first day, all candidates will take three tests in succession: listening, reading, and writing. Speaking tests are held in the afternoon of the first day and the morning of the second day. Many people think that the general non-local candidates will be given priority in the afternoon of the first day, but in fact this concept is wrong, the arrangement of the speaking test is random, and it has nothing to do with local and non-local candidates.