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IELTS Advice

  • 18-06-2017 2:21pm
    #1
    890sheleighly
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1 ✭


    Hi all,

    I am looking at visas for a permanent move to Australia. The visa I want to apply for requires me to have another 10 points. I will need to get those 10 points by scoring an 8 or better in all 4 categories (reading, writing, listening and speaking) of the IELTS exam.

    So I am wondering what level is an "8"?

    I am an average (native Irish) english speaker, wasn't my best subject in school but know the basics.
    The test costs 200 a go so I don't want to fail by just being unprepared or some small exam technique I don't know means I fail.
    Also, level "8" may be an advanced level.

    So, should I get lessons for this or do a course or is an 8 something an average Irish person should be able to achieve?

    Any help/advice appreciated.

    Cheers.


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