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IELTS Online Preparation: Master Course
A fully immersive and comprehensive self-study course for all four skills of the IELTS course. There are five modules which cover:
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Course Details
A fully immersive and comprehensive self-study course for all four skills of the IELTS course. There are five modules which cover:
- Task 1 Writing
- Task 2 Writing
- Speaking
- Reading
- Listening
Course synopsis
Each module includes video lessons which deal with every element of the IELTS syllabus and which clearly explain the techniques and strategies needed for success. The teaching videos clearly explain each point and give you a step-by-step guide to writing essays, structuring the best answers to speaking questions, and how to find the correct answers for the listening and reading parts of the test. [Please see individual module descriptions for full content]
Learning Materials
Overall, the course includes:
- 59 videos lessons
- a comprehensive worksheet for each lesson which includes practice exercises and typical test questions
- audio files for listening exercises
- audio sample answers for each part of the speaking test
- sample answers for Task and Task 2 writing
Study method
The Red Fox Education Master Course gives you maximum flexibility in your studies. Designed as a self-study course, you learn at your own pace and have unlimited access to the videos and other materials for the entire length of your subscription. You can add online classes with one of our expert tutors at any time – the number of lessons and schedule is entirely up to you – and/or you can add mock tests to the mix. In all cases the choice is yours. Overall the course involves 60 – 100 hours of study time.
Lessons Plan
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Lesson 1
Essential components for Task 1 -
Lesson 2
Timeline Questions -
Lesson 3
Timeline Questions – part 2 -
Lesson 4
Comparisons: bar charts -
Lesson 5
Pie charts -
Lesson 6
Maps and plans -
Lesson 7
Table Questions -
Lesson 8
Diagram Questions -
Lesson 9
Multi-data Questions -
Lesson 10
Multi-data Questions – Advanced -
Lesson 11
Complex Timeline Questions – Advanced -
Lesson 12
Task 1 Review and language focus
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Lesson 1
Task 2 explained -
Lesson 2
Paragraph building -
Lesson 3
Introductions and conclusions -
Lesson 4
Opinion-based questions -
Lesson 5
Agree or disagree -
Lesson 6
Discuss Two Views -
Lesson 7
Coherence and Cohesion -
Lesson 8
Advantages and Disadvantages -
Lesson 9
Advantages and Disadvantages Part 2 -
Lesson 10
Causes and Solutions -
Lesson 11
Causes and Solutions Part 2 -
Lesson 12
Advanced Vocabulary -
Lesson 13
Two-part questions -
Lesson 14
Agree or disagree
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Lesson 1
Speaking Test Part 1 -
Lesson 2
Speaking Test Part 1: Likes & dislikes -
Lesson 3
Speaking Test part 2: planning & structure -
Lesson 4
Speaking Test part 2: strategies & tactics -
Lesson 5
Speaking Test Part 3 -
Lesson 6
Speaking Test: Fluency & Pronunciation -
Lesson 7
Speaking Test: Grammar and Vocabulary -
Lesson 8
Speaking Test part 2: connecting points -
Lesson 9
Speaking Test part 2: reasons & examples -
Lesson 10
Speaking Test part 3: general & opinion questions -
Lesson 11
Speaking Test part 3: comparisons & cause/effect -
Lesson 12
Speaking Test part 2: past – present - future -
Lesson 13
Speaking Test part 3: past – present - future -
Lesson 14
Speaking Test part 2: difficult topics -
Lesson 15
Speaking Test review and practice test
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Lesson 1
Reading Test - general strategy Plus True / False / Not Given questions -
Lesson 2
Reading Test - Gap fill questions -
Lesson 3
Reading Test - Gap fill questions part 2 -
Lesson 4
Reading Test - Matching headings -
Lesson 5
Reading Test - Matching information & Matching features -
Lesson 6
Reading Test - Multiple choice & Multiple selection -
Lesson 7
Reading Test - Yes / No / Not Given -
Lesson 8
Reading Test - More Part 3 questions
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Lesson 1
Listening Test – general strategy Plus typical part 1 questions -
Lesson 1A
Listening Test – Part 1 - Answer explanations -
Lesson 2
Listening Test – Part 2 Gap-fill questions & labelling maps -
Lesson 2A
Listening Test – Part 2 - Answer explanations -
Lesson 3
Listening Test – Parts 2 & 3 Matching questions & multiple choice -
Lesson 3A
Listening Test – Parts 2 & 3 - Answer explanations -
Lesson 4
Listening Test – Part 3: Sentence completion & multiple selection -
Lesson 4A
Listening Test – Part 3 - Answer explanations -
Lesson 5
Listening Test – Part 4 Note completion -
Lesson 5A
Listening Test – Part 4 -Answer explanations
FAQ
What is the best way to prepare for the IELTS?
The best way to prepare for the IELTS is to understand the exam format, identify your weak areas, and follow a structured study plan. Start with a diagnostic test, then practice each section - Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking regularly. Focus on time management, review your mistakes carefully, and work on grammar and vocabulary daily. Taking full-length mock tests and getting expert feedback, especially for Writing and Speaking, can significantly improve your IELTS band score.�� Check out our onlin IELTS self-study course and IELTS live online classes to boost your preparation.
How can I do ielts preparation at home?
Prepare for the IELTS exam at home by following a structured study plan covering Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Start by understanding the IELTS test format, improving grammar and vocabulary, and practicing with mock tests regularly. Use online resources, sample answers, and speaking practice to boost confidence and accuracy. For expert guidance and a complete learning path, Join our IELTS Preparation Master Course.
What can I do to fully prepare for the IELTS Speaking Test?
To fully prepare for the IELTS Speaking Test, practice speaking English daily on common IELTS topics such as education, technology, and environment. Record yourself to improve fluency and pronunciation. Work on organizing ideas clearly for Part 2 cue cards and giving detailed answers in Part 3. Avoid memorized responses and focus on natural conversation. Mock speaking tests with feedback can help you improve coherence, vocabulary range, and confidence before the actual exam.�� Check out ou IELTS Speaking self-study course or join our online IELTS classes to improve your Speaking score.
How can I score a 7 in the IELTS writing part?
To score a 7 in IELTS Writing, you must fully address the task, present clear ideas, and organize your essay logically. Use a proper structure with an introduction, body paragraphs, and conclusion. Support your arguments with relevant examples. Focus on improving grammar accuracy and using a range of vocabulary appropriately. Avoid memorized templates. Practice regularly under timed conditions and seek feedback to understand how to improve task response, coherence, and lexical resources. Join our IELTS Writing Task 1 and IELTS Writing Task 2 courses to boost your band score.
How to improve your IELTS listening score?
To improve your IELTS Listening score, practice regularly with authentic test materials and different English accents. Develop the habit of predicting answers before listening and focus on keywords instead of trying to understand every word. Improve spelling accuracy and pay attention to singular/plural forms. Review mistakes carefully after each practice test to identify patterns. Consistent practice under timed conditions and improving concentration skills will help you achieve a higher band score.Join our IELTS Listening course or enroll in our online IELTS classes to boost your score.
How do I improve reading skills for IELTS?
To improve your IELTS Reading skills, practice skimming for main ideas and scanning for specific information. Learn different question types such as True/False/Not Given and Matching Headings. Manage your time effectively by allocating around 20 minutes per passage. Build vocabulary by reading newspapers, articles, and academic texts regularly. Instead of reading every word, focus on understanding paragraph meaning. Reviewing incorrect answers helps identify weaknesses and improves overall reading accuracy.�� Join our IELTS Reading course to improve your band score faster.
