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Expert panel of 500 trainers availableAn ELT professional who specialises in training for standardised tests for English language proficiency such as IELTS. She has a CELTA (Certificate in English Language Teaching to Adults) awarded by Cambridge University. This UK level 5 qualification has enabled her to gain experience in teaching a variety of English courses ranging from General English to Exam preparation. She has experience training students from various nationalities like Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Indian.
She has a keen interest in literature and writing which propelled her to pursue a Bachelor of Art in English Literature.
With a CELTA (Grade B) and an IELTS score of 8, She has native-level proficiency in English and a firm grasp of the nuances of tackling IELTS. Jevita has used her keen understanding of these examinations to devise strategies and techniques to enable students to succeed in these challenging examinations.
In addition, She has specialised in IELTS training. With years of experience in teaching for IELTS has deepened her understanding of the exam. She has used her insights to train more than 400 students so far successfully.
A certified American TESOL trainer with a track record of successful employment of over 17 years, I thrive to provide excellence in training; primarily on communication, soft skills and IELTS preparation.
Across this extensive career, I have been involved with conducting seminars and workshops, executing classroom as well as online training sessions and creating customized training programs within corporate structures and education industry.
A self-motivated, personable business professional; I aim towards conducting focused training sessions while they are an enjoyable too. Being passionate about sharing my knowledge and experience, I look forward to bring an amalgamation of both and bring the best out of my trainees.
What Is IELTS ?
IELTS is International English Language Testing System. This evaluates an individual's English based on the Receptive and Productive skills.
The Receptive skills include Listening and Reading, while the Productive skills comprise Writing and Speaking.
Listening, Reading and Writing would be conducted together on the same day at a stretch. There wouldn't be any break in between these tests. Speaking would be conducted on the same day or between a span of 7 days before or after the written test date. The Speaking date completely depends upon the schedule that the students get either from IDP or British Council (BC)
IELTS Test Structure
The Academic Test is for those who plan to move to an English speaking country to pursue their higher studies or any other course.
Listening Test : Listening Test comprises of 4 Sections and 40 questions. The complexity of the questions increases with the Sections. In other words, Section 1 is the easiest and Section 4 is most challenging. Each right answer carries 1 mark. There is no negative marking. The first 2 Sections are on Social scenarios and the last 2 Sections are on the Academic scenarios. Therefore, both General Training and Academic students take a common Listening Test.
Reading Test : The Academic students have Reading passages based on Magazines, journals, textbooks and newspapers. Topics are not discipline specific but all are in a style appropriate and accessible to candidates entering postgraduate and undergraduate courses.
Writing Test : In the Writing section, The Academic students have to summarize a text (chart/ graph. diagram) in Task 1 and Essay in Task 2.
The minimum word count in Task 1 is 150 words.
The minimum word count in Task 2 is 250 words.
Speaking Test : The Speaking Test is basically a one-to-one interaction between the Examiner and the Candidate. The Speaking test is recorded. Speaking has 3 Parts.
Part 1 has a brief introduction and few questions following this.
Part 2 is an Individual speaking, wherein the examiner would present a topic and the candidate would be given 1 minute to prepare and 2 minutes to deliver his speech.
Part 3 comprises discussion questions. These could be a follow-up of the Part 2 topic or could be on a new general topic.
The General Training is for the individuals who plan to move to an English speaking country for PR or jobs. Details of the modules are as follows.
- Listening Test : Listening Test comprises of 4 Sections and 40 questions. The complexity of the questions increases with the Sections. In other words, Section 1 is the easiest and Section 4 is most challenging. Each right answer carries 1 mark. There is no negative marking. The first 2 Sections are on Social scenarios and the last 2 Sections are on the Academic scenarios. Therefore, both General Training and Academic students take a common Listening Test.
- Reading Test : Reading Test comprises of 3 Sections and 40 questions. The complexity of the questions increases with the Sections. In other words, Section 1 is the easiest and Section 4 is most challenging. Each right answer carries 1 mark. There is no negative marking.
The General Training students have Reading passages based on notices, advertisements, booklets, newspapers, leaflets, timetables, books and magazine articles. - Writing Test : Writing Test has 2 Tasks: Task 1 and Task 2
The General Training students have a Letter in Task 1 and Essay in Task 2.
The minimum word count in Task 1 is 150 words.
The minimum word count in Task 2 is 250 words. - Speaking Test : The Speaking Test is basically a one-to-one interaction between the Examiner and the Candidate. The Speaking test is recorded. Speaking has 3 Parts.
Part 1 has a brief introduction and few questions following this.
Part 2 is an Individual speaking, wherein the examiner would present a topic and the candidate would be given 1 minute to prepare and 2 minutes to deliver his speech.
Part 3 comprises discussion questions. These could be a follow-up of the Part 2 topic or could be on a new general topic.
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