There is a common mistake in the way this acronym is being pronounced by many people in Saudi Arabia.
So what is the answer? Is the test ILETS? or is it IELTS?
Still can’t see the difference?
The first says I-L-E-T-S
The second: I-E-L-T-S
Well this should help you:
What do these letters mean?
Answer: International English Language Testing System
Tip: On the day of Speaking exam, whether in Jeddah or elsewhere, don’t tell your examiner that you chose to do the ILETS for this or that reason! He (or she) will immediately spot that you do not even know the name of your exam. So take note!
Thanks, Mr. Shaw! Great tip for beginner and intermediate students: “Don’t tell your examiner that you chose to do the ILETS for this or that reason! He (or she) will immediately spot that you do not even know the name of your exam.”
You’re welcome Mr. Andrew,
This type of subtle advice can make all the difference for students trying to achieve better scores!
Regards,
Mr. Shaw
Ian afemale candidate I tried ielts. Before but did not achieve the required score which is 7 in each section I did not attend any courses I will try setting the exam again but I need an access to a teatcher ( female) to help me achiev my goal
Dear Hanaa,
Thanks for your message. I have some British female teachers on my team and shall be forwarding your details over.
Please expect a response soon. ideally send me your mobile number which I will also send them.
Thanks and best regards,
Mr. Shaw
Dear Mr.Shaw,
I would like to know if u give any courses as a practice.I’m looking forward to register for the upcoming test. Please reply as soon as possible.
Thanks for your cooperation,
Yara
Dear Yara,
Please give me a call to discuss your exact needs on 0580097657
Regards,
Mr Shaw, MAEd (Applied Linguistics)
Thank you very much , an informative site, (http://www.ielts-teacher-skype.com/)
I need a female teacher for preparation of ielts.please help me.
Dear Haneen,
I apolgise but can’t help you there right now.
Regards,
Mr Shaw, MAEd (Applied Linguistics)