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Welcome to your IELTS Dashboard, where you can find your subscribed videos, your daily group lessons timetable, and even more ways to help you on your IELTS journey!

My daily live lessons

A new timetable will appear every Sunday, so make sure you check regularly to sign up for the lessons you want to attend while there is still space (maximum 20 students per class).

  • Monday 18th November

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  • Tuesday 19th November

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  • Wednesday 20th November

    Listening • Flow charts and Summaries

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    Lesson Starts 1pm GMT Check your timezone

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    Just because these are the least common question types in the listening exam doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t prepare for them! Plus, learn how you can listen to the speaker’s intonation to identify key information.

  • Thursday 21st November

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  • Friday 22nd November

    Speaking • Describing objects in Speaking Part 2

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    Lesson Starts 12pm Check your timezone

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    I’m not going to lie – cue cards that ask you to describe an object are my least favourite. First of all, they are just a bit boring. I mean, how often in the real world do you ever spend 2-minutes describing your washing machine! Worse, they require you to know a lot of topic-specific vocabulary, which many students just don’t have. Today, find out how to tackle these cue cards best with Nick.

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