TIME Institute

IELTS

IELTS training is given in-depth and on a broad scale. Roll-on principles are used to form batches. Before joining the rest of the class, either on weekends or during the week, candidates are put through an orientation that explains the details of the IELTS exam in order to introduce them to the format of the test. Additionally, it provides comprehensive details like passage length, dialogue content, accents heard, question types, marks granted, time allotted, band score, etc. There are also examples of the response scripts for the listening, reading, and writing sections. Moreover, the students are given "take-home" reading and writing assignments to help them develop their lexical resources for the Speaking and Writing modules.

In both the weekday and weekend batches, the candidates receive daily training in each of the four modules. The group reads the reading passages out in the allotted time while the class listens to the recordings during the training period. At the conclusion of the lesson, the faculty explains the solutions and assists students in solving specific issues. Daily examinations are given in the reading and listening portions. The Speaking and Writing portions of the exam are handled personally by the responsible faculty member. At the conclusion of each section, performance evaluation is given to each student. Additionally, the candidates receive feedback on Writing Tasks I and II. In order to help them better, they are also given writing assignment sample replies.

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