This course is designed for individuals pursuing immigration (e.g., permanent residency applications to countries like Canada or Australia) or seeking vocational training or non-degree work permits. The focus is on social and workplace-related texts and practical communication tasks, differing significantly from the Academic module.

Who This Course Is For?

This course is strictly for applicants needing an IELTS score to fulfill visa and immigration requirements or for those entering vocational training programs. It is designed for practical, social, and work-related contexts rather than higher education.

Course Goal: Immigration Requirement Score

The primary goal is to provide the official IELTS score necessary to fulfill visa and immigration requirements (often referred to as CLB 7/Band 6.0 in Canadian immigration) and gain confidence in everyday English communication.

Syllabus Highlights (Core General Training Modules)

Key areas include: 

• IELTS Reading of Simple Social and Work-related Documents (advertisements, official notices)
• IELTS Writing Task 1: Writing Formal and Informal Letters (complaint, request, application)
• Vocabulary for Common Social and Workplace Situations
• Strategies for Maintaining Conversational Flow in All Speaking Parts.

Basic Communication Skills:-

The students will develop their communication skills in four parts:

Listening

• • You will listen to four recordings of native speakers and answer 40 questions. 
  • The recordings include conversations and monologues in everyday social and educational contexts.
  • Each audio clip is only heard once.

Speaking

• • This section consists of three parts: an introduction and interview, a long turn where you speak on a given topic, and a two-way discussion with the examiner. 
  • It assesses your fluency, coherence, vocabulary, and pronunciation. 

Writting

• • Task 1: Write a letter (150 words minimum) to a specified recipient for a given situation, such as requesting information or explaining a situation. 
  • Task 2: Write an essay (250 words minimum) on a given topic. 

Reading

• This section consists of multiple shorter texts from sources like advertisements, notices, job descriptions, and newspapers. 
• The content focuses on practical materials and everyday workplace and social situations. 
• There are 40 questions to answer.