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IELTS Academic — Listening, Reading, Writing & Speaking, aligned to the IELTS band descriptors.

📏 IELTS is scored on a 9-band scale; universities typically require 6.0–7.5 overall.

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Listening Reading Writing Speaking

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Beginner

Beginner skill

Fluent, accurate answers on familiar everyday topics.

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Speaking Basics

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Introducing Yourself

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Everyday Topic Vocabulary

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Intermediate

Intermediate skill

Part 1 of the IELTS Speaking interview.

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Speaking: Part 1 Interview

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Part 1: Familiar Topics

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Extending Short Answers

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Advanced skill

Parts 2 and 3 of the interview.

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Speaking Mastery

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Part 3: Discussion

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Part 1 Interview: answering familiar everyday questions naturally with 2–4 sentence extensions (reason, example or contrast)Introducing Yourself →
Part 2 Long Turn: 1-minute note-making strategy and structuring a fluent 2-minute talk on the cue cardEveryday Topic Vocabulary →
Part 3 Two-Way Discussion: moving from personal experience to abstract societal analysis, speculation and evaluationPart 1: Familiar Topics →
Fluency & Coherence: speaking at length without unnatural hesitation, self-correcting smoothly and using spoken discourse markersExtending Short Answers →
Lexical Resource in Speaking: idiomatic language, topic-specific vocabulary and paraphrasing when a word is forgottenPart 2: The Long Turn →
Pronunciation: word/sentence stress, intonation contours, chunking/rhythm and clear individual soundsPart 3: Discussion →

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