IELTS Coaching in Dehradun

The IELTS listening module consists of 4 sections/parts having 40 questions in total. The candidates are supposed to hear the audio recording that is played once only, and based upon that; they have to answer the questions given. The listening section is divided into four sections. They are as follows, 

Recording 1: Conversation between 2 people in any social context. 
Recording 2: Monologue or speech of a native speaker on general daily happening topics. 
Recording 3: Discussion between a group of people about education. 
Recording 4: Monologue about the academic, university process, etc. 

Our strategic training program aids you in clearing the multiple-choice, matching, map, plan, diagram labeling, form, flow-chart, summary completion, note, table, and sentence completion question types at ease. The audio script covering all four sections lasts for 30 minutes. Students are given extra 10 minutes to transfer their answers into the answer sheet after hearing the audio script and marking the answers in the question paper.

Candidates have to read and understand the passages provided to them in this module. There are three passages and 40 questions. You will have 14 different question types, including Matching headings, Matching features, Locating information, Short answer questions, Diagram labeling, True False, or not given, Summary completion, Notes completion, Matching sentence endings, Table completion, Yes No not given, Sentence completion, Multiple choice question, and Flow chart completion. 

Section 1: The 500-700 words passage will be provided along with questions. You must give your answers with the content taken from the passage.

Section 2: You must spend 20 minutes per passage. You must read the passage and answer the questions within the allotted time limit. 

Section 3: This is a long and complex passage that will be used to test your reading skills. 

Passages in the Reading test for IELTS Academic can be descriptive, factual, or analytical and are articles taken from newspapers, research works, journals, books, or even magazines. The reading test passages for IELTS General Training are the articles taken from advertisements, company guidelines, brochures, and so on. Reading test for General Training is relatively easier than the Academic module.

The IELTS writing test consists of 2 tasks - a 150-words essay and 250 words essay. The time duration of the writing module is 60 minutes. At Kanan, our training will guide you in cracking the writing test based on the marking criteria. The writing band descriptors are Lexical resources, grammatical range, and accuracy, Task response/ task achievement, and coherence and cohesion. The writing tasks are as follows, 

Academic writing task 1:  In this module candidates will be given a visual representation containing either a graph, table, bar, map, process chart, or diagram. They are supposed to summarize and conclude the whole thing in their own words. 

General writing task 1: The candidates will be asked to write a letter as per the given situation. The letter can be formal, semi-formal, or personal, depending upon the situation provided in the question. The letter should be written in 150 words. 

Writing Task 2 is an essay question based on a general topic and candidates must form the essay from the provided data. They should support their argument or favorable viewpoints along with relevant examples. You will have to write an essay supported by relevant instances like agree disagree essay, an advantage disadvantage essay, discuss both views, double questions essay, and problems and solution essay. 

With our in-depth training, you will be able to write the essay appropriately to secure a band 8 in your first attempt. The study materials, test series, and video lessons will equip you for the actual writing test.

IELTS speaking test is a face-to-face interview emphasizing a candidate's general speaking skills. The speaker here has been assessed on four criteria: Fluency and coherence range of lexical resources, grammar accuracy, and pronunciation. The Speaking test consists of 3 sections that assess a candidate’s English-speaking abilities. The speaking test lasts for approximately 13 to 15 minutes.

Part 1 is the introduction round, which lasts for approx five minutes, where the speaker is asked about their personal interests, family background, studies, hobbies, etc.  

Part 2 of the speaking test is known as the cue card round, where a flashcard is given to the candidate containing a specific topic. One minute of time is given to the candidate to get familiar with the given topic, and later the candidate is supposed to speak for about two minutes on the topic.  

Part 3 is following the cue card round comes the discussion round, which is the last part of the speaking test. In this part, the examiner may ask deeper questions based on the cue card questions, and the candidate will have to thoroughly discuss the questions being asked. 

At Kanan, we have the best trainer team, who will be training you to secure the desired band score. Our speaking preparation makes you confident and fluent in conversing with the examiner.