IELTS For Nurses - Seminars and Prep Materials for the IELTS

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Free IELTS® Tips

On this page you will receive free tips to help you pass the IELTS®. Unfortunately one page is not enough to give you all of the material you need to pass. Keep reading through this. If you have questions contact us at info@ielts4nurses.org at any time. We will respond to you.

1. Where do you begin to prepare for the IELTS®? The first priority is that you need to learn how to type, and type well. This means at a rapid rate (30 words per minute or more) and with accuracy. Why? The IELTS® is completely Internet based and typing is a mandatory skill. More on this subject on page 12 of our main IELTS® prep book.

2. Learn to take accurate and succinct notes. Succinct means short and to the point. You are allowed to take notes during the IELTS® and it is highly recommended that you do so. More on this subject on page 27 of our main IELTS® prep book.

3. Listening is a skill that must be developed. You must learn to listen well, understand what is being said, and become intuitive as to what is inferred. We have 2 CD’s devoted to this subject along with one huge chapter of over 60 pages in our main IELTS® prep book.

4. Understand different “accents” of English. Actually it is not an “accent”, but different pronunciations of the same words. You need to understand the correct pronunciations of words whether they are spoken by Americans, Canadians, Britons, or Australians. We supply you a British English to American English cross dictionary and also an Australian English to American English cross dictionary in our IELTS® materials set.

5. The main points to touch on when writing are: Who, What, Why, When, Where and How. You will need to incorporate all or most (depending on your subject) of those elements. We have a complete writing section in our main IELTS® prep book.

6. If you are prone to use idioms while speaking make sure you get them right. There is nothing worse than trying to use idioms to demonstrate a skill in speaking English and then making a mistake, or making a mis-statement. We supply you with over 70 pages of idioms stated in a correct manner (Chapter 15) with full explanations in our main IELTS® prep book.

7. Some English words are easily confused with others. Make sure you use simplified language and do not try to over-reach with words you are uncomfortable with or that you are not familiar with. Our main IELTS® prep book has an entire chapter (Chapter 17) devoted to easily confused English words.

8. You will need to have a very clear voice, with good pronunciations and good grammar for the six interactive speaking questions you will be presented. Learn to speak in a measured manner, with each word pronounced separately and correctly. We devote an entire chapter to the Speaking Component (Chapter 8) and supply you with a separate Speaking Component CD!

9. It is necessary that you start to read on a regular basis. It is our recommendation that you read well-written novels and not English-language newspapers from your own country. Why? In your native land you and the writers from your newspapers learned English in the same way. The unique grammatical errors of your country are made by those writers when composing their newspaper stories. Reading well-written, and well-edited, novels will expose you to the type of reading that will help you pass the IELTS®. Our Chapter 9 deals with the Reading Component in depth and we provide you with a full-length novel to practice your reading with!