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IELTS One Skill Retake: Success stories from our test takers
IELTS One Skill Retake gives you the opportunity to improve your overall IELTS band score. Hear from past test takers to see if this option is right for you!
Work in Australia: Aged Care
Australia is now offering visa concessions for skilled aged care workers. Learn about the visas you can apply for and the IELTS score you need.
Preparation10 tips to improve your IELTS Reading band score
Are you taking the IELTS? Set yourself up for success by following these 10 tips and tricks to boost your reading band score.
PreparationMastering the art of rewriting introductions in IELTS Writing
This article aims to provide you with valuable insights to master the art of rewriting introductions, and to boost your score in the IELTS Writing section.
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PreparationDiscussing your work in IELTS Speaking: Strategies and examples
Discover effective strategies and examples to respond confidently about your work in your Speaking test.
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PreparationIELTS Academic Writing Task 1 question types: A comprehensive guide
This comprehensive guide breaks down the different question types in the Writing Task 1 section, including graphs, bar charts, pie charts, tables, and maps.
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10 tips to improve your IELTS Speaking band score
Need to improve your IELTS Speaking band score? Here are 10 tips that can assist you to develop your speaking skills and get you closer to you desired score.
How to study in or migrate to Australia?
Australia is a popular destination for migrants seeking a new and exciting life. Here we learn which visas allow YOU to live, work or study in Australia.
ImmigrationPathway to Permanent Residency: Cooking
If you're hoping to live and work in Australia as a cook, learn about top courses, visa options, the IELTS band score you need and the qualifications required.
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IELTS Grammar 101: Can vs. Could
Although these two words are used in similar ways, their meanings are slightly different. Let’s explore how to use ‘can’ and ‘could’ correctly.