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Day 1-2: Orientation and Initial Assessment

Objective: Familiarize students with the IELTS format and assess their current level. Activities: Overview of the IELTS exam (modules, scoring, timing). Diagnostic test for Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. Discuss individual strengths and weaknesses.

Day 3: Introduction to Listening

Explain question types (e.g., multiple choice, fill-in-the-blanks, map labeling). Strategies: predicting answers, identifying keywords. Practice: Section 1 (easy level, conversational dialogue).

Day 4: Advanced Listening Techniques

Practice: Sections 2 and 3 (lecture and group discussions). Focus on recognizing distractors and paraphrasing. Feedback on common errors.

Day 5: Full Listening Practice Test

Timed practice of all four sections. Review answers and discuss error patterns.

Day 6: Introduction to Reading

Discuss question types (e.g., true/false/not given, matching headings). Strategies: skimming, scanning, and managing time. Practice: Section 1 (easier texts).

Day 7: Tackling Difficult Texts

Practice Sections 2 and 3 (academic and complex texts). Focus on handling tricky question types like matching headings.

Day 8: Full Reading Practice Test

Timed test with feedback on weak areas.

Day 9: Writing Task 1 (Academic)

Focus: Describing graphs, charts, and maps. Structure: Introduction, overview, details. Practice: Writing introductions and overviews.

Day 10: Writing Task 1 (General Training)

Focus: Writing formal, semi-formal, and informal letters. Practice: Tone, structure, and key phrases.

Day 11: Writing Task 2 (Essay Writing – Part 1)

Types of essays: opinion, discussion, problem-solution. Strategy: Planning, paragraphing, and thesis statements. Practice: Writing introductions and outlines.

Day 12: Writing Task 2 (Essay Writing – Part 2)

Focus: Developing body paragraphs and conclusions. Practice: Timed essay writing with feedback.

Day 13: Writing Mock Test

Full Writing Task 1 and Task 2 under exam conditions. Feedback and personalized corrections.

Day 14: Introduction to Speaking

Structure: Parts 1, 2, and 3. Practice: Common Part 1 questions (personal topics).

Day 15: Cue Card Practice (Part 2)

Strategy: Planning and expanding answers in 1 minute. Practice: Delivering 2-minute speeches on various topics.

Day 16: Discussion (Part 3)

Focus: Developing ideas, expressing opinions, and extending answers. Practice: Group discussions and mock interviews.

Day 17: Full Mock Speaking Test

Timed mock test with detailed feedback

Day 18: Combined Practice (Listening + Reading)

Timed tests to simulate exam conditions. Focus on time management and accuracy.

Day 19: Combined Practice (Writing + Speaking)

Writing Task 1 or 2 followed by Speaking practice. Peer reviews and trainer feedback

Day 20: Full-Length Mock Test 1

Conduct a full-length IELTS test covering all modules. Provide detailed feedback and highlight improvement areas.

Day 21: Full-Length Mock Test 2

Another full-length test to build confidence and improve timing. Final strategy discussion for exam day.

Day 22: Review and Q&A

Address remaining doubts or weak areas. Share last-minute tips and motivational advice.

CURRICULUM

Here is a 22-day lesson plan for IELTS preparation, covering all modules: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking. It provides comprehensive preparation through skill-building, practice tests, and feedback sessions.