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Reading


The Reading Module is designed like the Listening Module. Earlier units focus on a number of short texts and practise general reading skills, while later units deal with longer texts and provide practice with specific exam techniques.


Both the Listening and Reading Modules end with a focus on Key vocabulary in context. The aim here is to focus on the semi-formal vocabulary that you are likely to meet in the recordings and texts which make up the IELTS exam. Sometimes you are encouraged to select vocabulary from a text that you think will be particularly useful to you and that you should record and revise.


Writing The Writing Module focuses equally on the two parts of the Academic Writing test. Each unit provides analysis of and practice with a particular writing skill or technique that is required for the exam. There is a focus on step-by-step guided writing and there are model compositions and reports for all of the writing tasks.


Consolidation and Exam Practice This is divided into two parts. The first part revises the speaking focus and vocabulary presented in the first module. Occasionally, a speaking skill will be developed and there might be a new focus. The second part practises listening, reading or writing skills under exam-type conditions. Each unit practises one skill – reading, listening or writing – so over the eight units, reading and listening are practised three times and writing is practised twice.


Exam tips and Question-type tips These tips occur all the way through the course. They are there to help you know how to approach the various tasks that make up the exam and to provide advice on how to go about getting the highest score possible in the exam. They also give advice that will help you to improve your all-round level of general English.


Reviews There is a review at the end of each section. The aim is not simply to revise language that has been learnt, but to reflect on what has been achieved and what subsequently most needs work. There are exercises that encourage you to revise the vocabulary you have learnt independently and to reflect on which of it is most useful to you.


Workbook There are Workbook exercises for each of the first four modules in the Course Book units. You might complete these exercises in class if your teacher feels that you need further practice with a point, or complete them for homework. At this level, the aim is both to revise and develop. The speaking and vocabulary exercises in particular aim to develop and expand your vocabulary, and often introduce language that helps you improve your general English, such as idioms and phrasal verbs. In the Course Book reading modules, direct reference is made to the Workbook exercises because the exercises specifically focus on the content of that particular module.


As you work through the course, you will learn more about the exam and what you have to do in each of the tests. By the end of the course, you will know everything about every part of the exam and what is expected of you. When you have finished this course, you will be ready to either sit the Academic exam or to take a short post-advanced course that will prepare you to achieve an even higher score in the exam.


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