Name: 第32話「IgorがIELTS講師として、またバンド8.5の候補者としての経験を語る (Episode 32 - Igor discusses his experiences as both an IELTS instructor and band 8.5 candidate)
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Cast Episode 32 You listening to Ayotte's cast the podcast to put you in touch with successful isles candidates from around the world listening land as they explain how the achieved band.

Hello and welcome to Isles cast Today I'm speaking with Igor and Isles Candidate from Tal Decor Gone in Kazakhstan.

He scored perfect Band nine in Listening Perfect Band nine and Reading a Band, 8.5 in writing and a band 7.5 in speaking.

And he's here today to share a bit about his experience and what he did that allowed him to score such amazing marks on the Isles.

I was I was so shocked when I saw your email and I saw these amazing bands that you had you had received on your aisles so eager before we started the recording, you were telling me that that you are a nihilist instructor in Kazakhstan.

So you have seen the examination from from both the instructors point of view and from the candidates.

So why don't you talk a little bit about that relationship?

Yeah, I actually switched from another English test, mainly chiefly American toy foe.

And because many can, the school has to bow tie also.

I thought I would give it a try, and I started teaching on Dhe.

Then I felt as if I were carriage who never got punches.

You in the face like never this blood basic.

Graham and I thought, I need to go there and check where What's it's like to be in the testament what it's actually like.

And so, yeah, the first time I took it, I wasn't actually from Even though I came to class, I thought, I can't.

But actually it's got country intuitive, though, And my first corps waas just hello minutes when what?

And then I said, reading more about, like, the four month in what you expected.

He's tested actually and discovered that I did a lot of mistakes.

I was actually, uh, that's interesting that I mean it sounds as though that the just the basic format of the examination and deepening your understanding of that format was really the key to kind of improving your mark from from, say, the 7.58 region up to the 0.59 region.

Uh, basically, when you know how it works, what they're looking for, you can you can hold your skills and you can name exactly this final points.

And actually, the last band, like from a 89 is really hard to get because, I mean, it's in the aerial freely.

So today, in this interview, eager and I we're gonna talk about his experience, we're gonna go through all four of the sections so that he can share some tips on it on how to approach these sections and how to score.

But, Igor, I was wondering if we could just talk for a minute about your approach to teaching the aisles.

And now that you've you've taken the aisles yourself has your approach to preparing students for Iles changed at all.

Of course, I had some misconceptions, and I mean that I look off actually a lot of people make money off this.

I mean, looking at the judging by the Internet, I mean, you just search my nose like teaching with my health, and you will see what 100 some kind of claiming they their examiners.

And like, there was this guy Mike Clark complainer.

I guess they're like many people could take.

And because you need to basically need to focus on, keep in mind the business.

The purpose of this test is to determine the level of your English.

And basically there are some good points my club made, but unfortunately, she wasn't correct all the time.

And I'm for example, he said that you need to use every opportunity just and the inspectors what's off course focusing one's every opportunity.

Use it as an introduction to show your level of English.

Not not like make Examiner Mike forcefully, Nick, wring it out of you.

But actually be on the active side of this and actually try to use, like a high level of bam are higher level of a cap.

Basically, I tell my sins, Thio, consider the like.

Think off off isles as your personal Olympics like if you think off sports in sports terms, it's like it's your personal Olympics.

You have to be at the peak of your form before the test, like within three days before the week before the actual isles.

You have to show what you learn before, practically and like Goossens.

Actually no score pretty well before the test because they did the trials with hundreds of times hundreds, dozens of times least.

They learned by captain, whatever listening skills and everything.

Then, after, like every like every other week, they take this child with mock up test escorts to the real test is possible, and they will see their improving.

They received their scores getting higher and, like usually it's indication of what they will get on the real test, especially business reading, because, I mean it's clear you have a good day question, and not out of 40.

So So you scored a perfect band nine in listening and in reading, and you were almost perfect and nine and writing.

So now you just you stress the importance of doing practice tests.

How central were practice tests to yours To your, um, strategy for preparing for the exam?

Uh, actually, I mean the Okay, I think it's Cambridge.

The latest office nine something You Cambridge test The four test in the book.

They don't explain me, and they give you the test and basically bases it.

This is X closes as a guest of the real thing and the for teaching me.

Look somewhere else, like a lot off good books.

Especially the three skills that could be structural ized.

Like, uh uh, listening, reading and writing.

So many myths and misconceptions about speaking.

Now let's let's get to these different skills in particular and we can get your advice on each in turn.

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第32話「IgorがIELTS講師として、またバンド8.5の候補者としての経験を語る (Episode 32 - Igor discusses his experiences as both an IELTS instructor and band 8.5 candidate)

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