This table is essential for anyone aiming for high scores on the exam.🔗
⁉️How to use it?
1️⃣ Step:
Identify the score you need. For example, 6.5 💬
2️⃣ Step:
Find out which level corresponds to that score. In this case, it’s Upper-Intermediate level.
3️⃣ Step:
You must reach the Upper-Intermediate level before starting IELTS preparation.
➡️ If your current level is Pre-Intermediate level 💬, you need to progress through Intermediate level first 💬, then to Upper-Intermediate level 💬. Only then can you begin preparing for the exam.
⁉️ What happens if you start preparing for 6.5 from Pre-Intermediate?
🔺 You will likely get stuck at 4.5 💬. You might wonder, "Why can’t I score higher?" The answer is simple: you lack the necessary level.
📌 It’s logical. Without the right strategies, vocabulary, grammatical structures, and fluency from the Upper-Intermediate level, how can you score 6.5? It’s impossible!
❗️So, you need to reach the right English level before preparing for IELTS.❗️
🔗Important Note: Even if you reach an Upper-Intermediate level 💬, without IELTS preparation, you might only score 4.5 or 5.0 💬.
👩💻 I have seen many cases where people come for a consultation and say, "I can’t break the 5.5 barrier. I’ve taken courses at other schools, but nothing works."
➡️ I test their level and find they are at Intermediate level 💬. With that level, you can’t score 6.5, no matter what courses you take. Your maximum score will be 5.5 at Intermediate level.
❗️The IELTS exam is designed so that you won’t achieve the necessary score until you reach the required level.
Remember these two points🔗
1️⃣ First, reach the necessary level.
2️⃣ Then, start preparing for the IELTS exam to get the score you want.
🔗Sign up for a consultation with our methodologist to determine your English level and find the right preparation strategy.👍
✅ Link to the consultation here!