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People often say that the best way to learn a language is to immerse yourself in it. But what does that mean?
An exchange programme is one of the most effective ways to boost your English language skills, as well as explore new cultures and create international experiences. Exchange programmes are often organised through educational institutions or language schools, and are popular with learners of all ages, and from all backgrounds.
Would you like to join an organisation that ranks among the ten largest employers in the world, provides care for millions of people each month, and employs people from over 200 different countries?
Whether it is high snow-capped mountains, stunning coastlines, ancient native forests, deep fiords, glow-worm caves, clear lakes or amazing wildlife, New Zealand has many natural wonders to offer. Naturally, every year the country draws visitors from every corner of the globe.
Phrasal verbs are a very common and useful part of spoken and written English. They are two or three-word expressions that combine a verb with a preposition, adverb (or both) to take on a new meaning.
Do you know how to expand your vocabulary without word lists? Having a large and diverse knowledge of words and their meanings helps you to express your thoughts clearly and accurately.
You’ve officially decided you’re going to study or work overseas in an English-speaking country – or perhaps you need to prove your English language level to an employer back home. So now you need to know where to take IELTS!
With dozens of world-renowned graduate programmes to choose from and a thriving jobs market, the USA is a superb destination to pursue a graduate degree in engineering. However, if you’re applying as an international student, you may need to take an English language proficiency test like IELTS.
One of the biggest challenges in your English learning journey – especially when preparing for the IELTS test – is grasping subtle variations in vocabulary. For example, what’s the difference between homonyms and homographs? It can be confusing – even proficient English speakers sometimes get mixed up – but it’s necessary to understand the nuance.
Useful tips for you to plan and take the IELTS Academic listening test.
These short videos cover useful tips and hints to help your IELTS online test experience run smoothly.
Join our free IELTS teacher webinars to learn more about the test, teaching strategies and classroom preparation
Learn the best way for students to get a good mark in IELTS is for them to improve their general English ability.
We offer comprehensive resources which will equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to teach IELTS.
IELTS helps students and professionals prove their English skills for study, work and migration, with recognition from organisations worldwide
Join us for our webinar series aimed at staff working at a university or college, in immigration, corporate or professional registration bodies.
Find out how to share your results with your school or potential employer.
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