IdentityI have an M.A. in English and I'm a TESOL and IELTS certified trainer with 14 years of EFL experience overseas. The IELTS test is not about giving the examiners what you've got. It's about giving them what they want! For this you need to have a good understanding of how the tests work. Once you get a grip on the techniques required for each of the skills tested, you will find that the test is less formidable. The higher your English CEFR proficiency level is, the better your chances of scoring well in the IELTS test provided you master the strategies.
I will offer a placement test to gauge your English proficiency and from there we will move on covering all four skills - Reading /Writing/ Listening or Speaking. So, let's work out a plan and set off to class.
