Name: IELTSスタディプラン - 6つのステップでIELTS試験の準備をする (IELTS Study Plan - Prepare for the IELTS Exam in 6 Steps)
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In this lesson, you'll see how to make a study plan to prepare for the IELTS exam.

You'll see a six-step plan which anyone can follow.

You'll learn how to prepare for the different parts of the IELTS exam, and you'll also

see useful books and resources to make your IELTS preparation easier and more effective.

If you need extra help with your IELTS, don't forget to check out our website: Oxford Online

Our teachers can help you to prepare for the IELTS exam in online classes.

We also have many free video and listening lessons which you can use for IELTS study.

Now, let's see the first part of your IELTS preparation plan.

You can find practice tests on the British Council website.

There's a link in the video description if you're watching on YouTube.

If you're watching on our website, you can find the link underneath the video.

Do the listening and reading, check your answers, and work out your score.

Do the practice test under exam conditions, meaning that you work with a time limit, and

For the speaking and writing, it's best to do the practice test with a teacher, so

that you can get accurate feedback on your level.

It's difficult to assess your own speaking and writing.

If you can't do this, then do a practice writing exam by yourself.

Could you finish everything in the time limit?

Come back to your answer a few days later—is it clear?

Does it cover all the necessary information?

To do the speaking by yourself, record yourself answering the questions in a practice speaking

Remember: you can find all these materials on the British Council website, in the link

Could you give developed, detailed answers to all the questions?

Again, it's difficult to do this alone, but hopefully you'll get some idea of your

You should also read the public IELTS score schemes—you can find all the links in the

Read the score scheme for your target IELTS band, and read the bands above and below.

Think about what it means; what do you need to do?

Make a list of your weaknesses in order of importance.

First question: how much time can you spend studying each day?

Second question: how are you going to spend that time?

Think about the list you made in step one.

Obviously, you want to spend more time on your biggest weaknesses.

If your biggest problem is the writing exam, then you should spend more time there.

If you're already above your target band score for reading, then you probably shouldn't

You'll see more details about how to work on different exam sections later.

For example, maybe you have two hours a day for study.

You might decide to spend one hour on the writing exam, thirty minutes on listening,

Finally, think about how you can stick to your target.

You could use a habit tracking app on your phone, or put a calendar on your wall and

You could also give yourself a reward for hitting your target regularly.

We'll remind you once more: links for everything we mention can be found underneath the video.

That means resources published by Cambridge or the British Council.

There's a lot of free IELTS material available online; some of it is very good, and some

If you can't tell the difference, you could create problems for yourself.

First, it's useful to have some practice IELTS exams.

These include answer keys, as well as model answers for some writing questions.

Secondly, get some vocabulary-building resources.

The Cambridge Vocabulary in Use books are effective and easy to use.

Cambridge also publish a Collocations in Use series.

Collocations are important for your IELTS score, so we recommend at least getting the

The most popular is English Grammar in Use, also published by Cambridge.

It comes in three levels: elementary, intermediate, and advanced.

They could all be useful, depending on your level, but you should definitely have the

For writing and speaking, get a teacher if you possibly can.

You might not want to spend money, but taking IELTS is expensive, especially if you have

Probably, not getting the IELTS score you want will cost you something, too.

Investing in lessons with a professional teacher can save you time and money later.

Online, IELTS Liz has lots of information and tips about the IELTS exam, as well as

lists of recent IELTS questions and topics.

Also, check out IELTS-Simon, which has lots of useful advice, especially for the writing

There are other good websites and online resources, but remember to be careful!

There are also lots of sites with low-quality materials which can give you the wrong idea

In particular, be careful with sites which provide model writing answers.

In many cases, the website doesn't tell you what band score the model answer would

Some sites include model answers which might score from band six to band eight, but they

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