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Schools that effectively improve students’ ability have a more practical approach in delivering lessons. Using a language is more practical than theoretical therefore look for schools that have more practical implementation. It is therefore important for parents and students to have a briefing on this with the school representative before actually enrolling to avoid disappointment. Furthermore, such schools must encourage the use of English language on campus as the working language. There should not be allowance for the use of native language for academic or communication purposes with or between students on campus. This causes the students to communicate in English thereby improving the skill.of choosing the right institution to ensure effective learning. The myriad of institutions

Another important aspect is the quality of teachers at the institution. To effectively teach and train, the personnel must be qualified in the specified field. It is not enough just to have a degree. To effectively teach, you must be trained as a teacher so a teaching qualification is indispensable. Parents and students should enquire to know the qualifications of the teachers at an institution. In addition, some schools have additional programs that enhance speaking like interactive events and courses. This offers personal experience in using the language for example summer camps, foreign educational trade fares.

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Vietnamese students wish they could speak English better than the way they read or write. Talking to them, I found out that though English is not their greatest object of achievement. They wish they could speak English to be understood. This prompted this write-up on how this can be achieved.

1. A Change From Teaching to Training. Firstly, schools must shift from delivering more theoretical lessons to having more practical sessions. By this, I mean more training than teaching. This is a crucial factor not determined by the students but the learning institutions so the government and relevant institutions must take action.
2. Make Effort to Speak English. On the students’ part, there has to be a conscious effort to speak English with other English speakers as well as other Vietnamese students. This would gradually improve their desire to speak English thereby leading to an improvement.
3. Overcome Fear. Another important aspect is the courage to overcome fear. It is useless being afraid to speak English because everyone understands it is not native to Vietnam. It would be understood if a Vietnamese is afraid to speak the native language poorly but there is no justification to be afraid to speak a foreign language. Speak up and be corrected! After all, practice makes perfect.
4. Use English audio-visual material. To conclude, pick up the habit of relaxing with audio-visuals in English. This means watch movies, documentaries, news and podcasts in English. Read newspapers and magazines as well. This would improve listening and vocabulary which positively affects speaking ability.

All these are possible with professional guides and the right institutions. To know how to recognise the right institutions to study English, click here.

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• To begin with, many students study English as a requirement for admission into certain academic institutions. Consequently, they concentrate on the academic syllabus which is mainly theoretical. Also, these syllabi are focused mainly on grammar, writing and reading which does not cover the full spectrum of the English language skills. Another factor worth noting is method of instruction. Schools focus more on teaching students instead of training. The theoretical surpasses the practical thereby leading to evident results – students cannot practically apply what they have learnt at school.
• To make matters worse, the students have a high affinity for speaking their native language. Even when placed in an English environment, they would still communicate to another Vietnamese in the local language not English. This makes it difficult to fluently speak English because fluency comes with practice. To sum it , the students are afraid of making mistakes while speaking English so they prefer to stay quiet. They are more confident in theoretical exercises than practical ones.
• Enumerating these problems would be useless if there is no way out of it. To know how this can be done, click here.

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IELTS which stands for the International English Language Testing System is the most popular and widely recognized test for English proficiency. It is used for admission into universities and migration worldwide. IELTS is recognized in more than 140 countries worldwide. For this reason, thousands of organisations worldwide use IELTS as a requirement to become part of them. These institutions range from government departments to educational institutions as well as the private sector, so with an IELTS certificate, you are certainly recognized

Ironically, most people who don’t have a clue of IELTS are those with the greatest desire to go to English speaking countries. Ask them about IELTS and they will stare at you confused. IELTS as earlier said, is a key requirement for emigration to English speaking countries.The world, now a global village, with English  the common language of communication,has made IELTS a global certificate. This leads us to the question, “What is IELTS made of?”. To get detailed information about IELTS, click here.

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Many people who want to take the IELTS test are always confused . They wonder if it is as any other conventional educational test. IELTS as any other exam has its format and scope. However, as any educational exam, it is divided into sections. The test you will take depends on your need for English. It is divided into;

• IELTS Academic for those who want to enroll into universities and higher institutions in English speaking countries. If you want to move to countries like Canada, Australia, UK, New Zealand for studies then you will need a certificate in IELTS academic. It measures your competence with respect to academic matters and gives a report which states how much you can adapt in the new educational system language wise.

• IELTS General is for those who want to go to English speaking countries for work or residence. If you want to work or live in a place like Canada, Australia, UK, New Zealand, you need to take IELTS general. The test evaluates your English ability on everyday practical issues like workplace and community interaction. The report gives a rating on how you can adapt at workplace or the community in the given country.

Each of these sections has their skills (subjects) of evaluation. For more information on these skills (subjects) click here

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Many people have a wrong idea of what the IELTS test entails. To them, it is like every conventional test they have taken at school. However, you will find out that it is quite different from your conventional or general school language tests. IELTS is divided into four skills (subjects) of evaluation. They include;

• Listening: This section evaluates your ability to listen and understand when English is spoken. It is tested by listening to audio recordings and answering the questions that follow. The test lasts 40 minutes and has 40 questions to be answered.

• Reading: This section evaluates your ability to read and understand English based on the context in question (academic, work or social). It involves reading texts and answering the questions that follow. The test last 1 hour and has 40 questions to answer.

• Writing: It scores you on your ability to write appropriately, constructively and comprehensively in a given context (academic, work or social). It involves writing two essays within 1 hour.

• Speaking: This section tests your ability to speak clearly in an understanding manner on everyday topics, at school, home, work and much more. It is a one –on –one discussion with the examiner and lasts 11-14 minutes.

The listening, reading and writing tests take place continuously in the morning in the order aforementioned. However, the speaking test takes place on a date to be communicated. It usually takes place within seven days before or after taking the other three skills. It rarely takes place on the same day as other three skills.

I can confidently say many are asking where to register and prepare for the IELTS test. To know more, click here.

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Scoring high in the IELTS test has been a nightmare for many ESL students. However, the story would be much easy  and different if you follow these  simple steps. 

1. Avoid distractions. When you decide to study for IELTS, do all to concentrate. Do not include other foreign languages at the same time. This would lead to slow learning and sometimes confusion may set in.

2. Learn from qualified teachers. Speaking a language does not necessarily endow one with the ability to teach others. Teachers are specifically trained for this purpose so make use of qualified teachers, not available ones.

3. Do not be scared of making mistakes. Actively and freely engage in lessons and conversations. Do not be afraid of making mistakes. It is by correcting your mistakes that you learn and retain the right information

4. Practice daily. Make it a habit to practice English daily even if you don’t have a class. Set a target of 1 lesson per day and ensure it is done.

5. Decide to speak English only. Enroll in an English only institution. Speaking English only pushes you to communicate to be understood. The temptation of speaking in your native tongue when faced with a difficulty is eliminated.

6. Procrastination is a wall to improvement. Do not push forward plans of studying. Once the decision is made and considered relevant, engage immediately. Procrastination is recipe for not achieving goals therefore enroll at an English language institution and get on with it immediately.

After reading this, i am confident most of our doubts have been cleared. However, another important  question is where to study for high scores in the IELTS. If you want to know where to study and score high in the IELTS, click here.

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Studying is a very delicate matter given proper study involves proper teaching and administration on the one hand as well as dedicated learning on the other hand. Here, I will discuss the criteria to look at when considering to study for the IELTS test. These include;

1. Enroll only at IELTS review centres. These centres are specifically designed to prepare students for the IELTS test. The IELTS test is more advanced than general English learning so enrolling at a general English language centre won’t get you the high scores you want, that’s if you pass at all.

2. Enroll at a reputable, accredited review centre with a record of ongoing high scores in the IELTS. Consider schools that have been recognized and given awards for excellence. This is where you should enroll for high scores.

3. LOok for centres that have a flexible time table. As a student or worker, you don’t want to compromise your studies or job while on the other hand you will be frustrated if you pay tuition for IELTS review yet miss classes that cannot be repeated. Therefore consider only schools that have a flexible time table that allows you to study when you are available without missing any lectures.

4. Study at IELTS centres with qualified teachers. Qualified teachers are those with at least a diploma in education. They should also have experience in taking the IELTS with a minimum of 8.0 overall band score.

5. The best IELTS review centres always have frequent tests and evaluation to monitor their students’ improvement and performance. Make enquiries with regards to this before enrolling at a centre.

6. Take a day to observe the teaching and student management methods of a review centre to make sure the points listed above are executed.

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HOW TO GET A JOB IN VIETNAM OR ABROAD

Contrary to popular opinion getting a job in Vietnam or abroad is quite easy if you follow the following guidelines. Vietnam, one of the emerging economies in Asia has seen a rapid growth in its economy over the past decades.  This growth has come with employment opportunities that can easily be accessed. An economic policy under “Doi Moi” or “operation reconstruction” has led to rapid economic change over the past decades while globalization has also had its effect on the Vietnamese economy.  Access to information as well as trade within and across Vietnamese borders has created many jobs in Vietnam. However, these jobs come with keys. It is therefore important especially for Vietnamese youth to know how to get a job in Vietnam and abroad.

HOW TO SPOT THE JOB 

There are several job opportunities in Vietnam and abroad which will keep increasing yearly. This is because they are sustained by a huge local demand as well as large foreign demand. Vietnam’s foreign direct investment (FDI), accounts for 22% of the country’s economy. This means 22% of money made by Vietnamese is done out of Vietnam. That is a considerable amount. Some fields that are on the rise in Vietnam include;

• Information and Communication Technology(ICT)
• Hospitality
• Banking and Financial Services
• Export and Logistics
• Commercial Agriculture

The list of  job opportunities in Vietnam  goes on and can be exploited either as investors or employees.

 ACCESS TO JOB OPPORTUNITIES

To easily find a job in Vietnam, you need to fulfill the following conditions

• As a Vietnamese, you get priority off access to all available jobs in Vietnam. It is therefore necessary that all Vietnamese actively engage in exploiting job opportunities available
• Training which a specific key is required to access a particular job. Responsibility can only be given to qualified individuals so get all the education and training needed for employment
• Communication which is a basic tool needed for any work or business environment. Given the large number of foreign nationals in Vietnam as well as large foreign direct investment, a good command of English is indispensable.

IELTS 9.0 VIETNAM, PREPARING YOU FOR GOOD JOBS

IELTS 9.0Vitenam is aware of the need for adequate training so as to be relevant on the job. We offer quality and relevant training in the IELTS at IELTS general for good jobs and IELTS academic for access into prestigious world universities for further education. We also have the IELTS life skills program which helps you become a better person on the job, society or at school. Our 3:1 teaching method focuses on lectures, one-one coaching and self-study which quickly improves learners ability in all four English skills. Our unlimited teaching method is available all year round for 3 month, 6 month and 1 year duration.

 OUR TRACK RECORD

IELTS 9.0 has won 40 IDP and British Council awards as the best review centre confirming the quality of our training. We have dedicated teachers that understand the need for relevance on the job hence our training is structured to make you employed in Vietnam or abroad as easy as possible. We therefore do not relent on our promise as indicated in our slogan “CREATE YOUR FUTURE”.

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