IELTS Preparations – Deltaversity Ltd

About Course

Course Type: Self-paced | Video + Text + Quiz Based | Tutor-LMS Integrated

Course Description:
This comprehensive course is designed to support learners aiming to succeed in the IELTS exam while building strong academic English skills essential for university study and professional communication. Whether you are preparing for undergraduate, postgraduate, or migration purposes, this course equips you with the tools to excel.

Through interactive video lessons, practical reading and writing exercises, grammar and vocabulary development, and authentic IELTS-style quizzes, you’ll steadily build confidence in all four skills: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Academic English components will deepen your critical thinking, essay structuring, referencing, and presentation abilities—key for higher education and research.

What’s Included:

Video tutorials by CELTA-qualified instructors and native English speakers
Targeted IELTS practice tasks (Academic & General Training)
Vocabulary and grammar for academic use
Writing feedback and model answers
Speaking prompts with sample responses
Quiz-based checkpoints for progress tracking
Downloadable resources and worksheets

Who Should Join:

IELTS candidates targeting Band 6.5+
University applicants and researchers
Non-native English speakers improving academic fluency
Professionals aiming to boost global communication skills

Outcomes:
By the end of this course, you will be able to:

Confidently approach each section of the IELTS exam
Produce clear, well-structured academic writing
Engage in academic discussions and presentations
Improve your English for academic and professional settings

Course Content

Listening: Strategies & Practice
The Listening section of the IELTS exam assesses your ability to understand spoken English in a variety of contexts, such as conversations, academic discussions, and monologues. It is divided into four sections with increasing complexity, and includes different accents such as British, Australian, and North American. Do: Practise active listening daily using podcasts, lectures, and IELTS-style recordings. Read the questions before the audio starts to anticipate answers. Write down keywords during the listening to help recall details. Check your spelling and grammar carefully when transferring answers. Use time at the end of each section to prepare for the next. Don’t: Don’t leave answers blank—make an educated guess if unsure. Don’t try to understand every single word; focus on meaning. Don’t panic if you miss something; quickly move on to the next item. Don’t change answers without clear reason—your first instinct is often right. Don’t rely on just one accent—expose yourself to global English speakers. Regular practice, combined with strong concentration and time management, is key to improving your score in this section. This course provides audio samples, real test simulations, and feedback tools to enhance your listening performance.

Reading: Skills & Techniques
The Reading section tests your ability to quickly locate and understand information from a range of texts, including articles, reports, and passages. You will answer 40 questions covering various formats like multiple choice, matching headings, and true/false/not given. Do: Skim the passage to get the main idea before reading questions. Use scanning techniques to locate keywords and numbers. Read instructions carefully—note how many words are allowed in your answer. Underline key words in both the question and passage. Manage time wisely—don’t get stuck on one question. Don’t: Don’t assume an answer based on general knowledge—stick to the text. Don’t overlook synonyms or paraphrased ideas in the passage. Don’t read every word slowly—IELTS is about strategy, not full comprehension. Don’t panic if a passage seems difficult—each one is independent. Don’t forget to transfer answers accurately and clearly. This course includes annotated reading samples, vocabulary boosters, and targeted quizzes to improve speed and comprehension, especially in academic contexts.

Writing: Structure & Accuracy
The IELTS Writing section evaluates your ability to express ideas clearly in written form. Academic candidates complete two tasks: Task 1 involves describing data or visuals; Task 2 is an essay based on an argument or opinion. Do: Plan your structure before you start writing. Use clear paragraphs with topic sentences. Support ideas with examples or explanations. Use a range of academic vocabulary and complex grammar accurately. Proofread to check for spelling and punctuation errors. Don’t: Don’t memorise full answers—examiners can detect templates. Don’t go off-topic; address the question directly. Don’t repeat the same vocabulary or phrases. Don’t write too few or too many words—stick close to 150 (Task 1) and 250 (Task 2). Don’t use informal or conversational language. Our course offers model answers, grammar refreshers, timed writing tasks, and guided peer reviews to strengthen both IELTS and academic writing performance.

Speaking: Fluency & Confidence
The Speaking test is a face-to-face interview covering three parts: introduction, long turn (monologue), and a two-way discussion. It assesses fluency, pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammatical accuracy. Do: Practise speaking English daily, even if it’s to yourself. Extend your answers with explanations or examples. Use varied vocabulary and expressions naturally. Ask for clarification if you don’t understand a question. Record yourself to identify and improve weak areas. Don’t: Don’t memorise responses—your answers should sound natural. Don’t give one-word answers or speak too briefly. Don’t worry too much about minor mistakes—fluency matters more. Don’t speak too fast—clarity is more important than speed. Don’t ignore intonation and pronunciation—speak expressively. This course provides speaking prompts, sample dialogues, pronunciation drills, and instructor feedback to help you speak with confidence and clarity in academic and test settings.