May has brought a burst of activity—new enrolments, successful results, and the launch of projects we’ve long been planning. From visa-ready candidates to school-based fluency trials, this month has combined ambition with day-to-day transformation. Where We’ve Been...
Many IELTS candidates aim to work in business or management roles after moving abroad. That’s why questions involving business priorities and ethics are common in the exam. Below is a "discuss both views AND give your own opinion" type question. To score well, it’s...
Introduction to Map Questions Map comparison tasks are common in IELTS Academic Writing Task 1 and often focus on land use over time. Many candidates struggle to describe changes clearly while selecting the most relevant features. This model answer demonstrates how to...
May brought some important updates across international education, immigration policy, and IELTS itself. If you're preparing to study or work abroad, here's what you need to know this month. The Latest IELTS News–May 2025 📊 Back to IELTS: Universities Tighten Entry...
As May approaches, we’ve been reflecting on a month that has felt both strategic and personal. Behind the scenes, we’ve taken big steps toward expanding our IELTS services—while staying grounded in the day-to-day work of helping students grow in confidence and...
Below are the latest developments in international education, employment trends, and IELTS-related updates for April 2025. The Latest IELTS News The confusion over writing instruments in the paper-based IELTS test continues. While IDP’s official site still confirms...
In the IELTS General Training Writing Task 1, you’ll be asked to write a letter in response to a practical, everyday situation. This could be a complaint, a request, or—as in today’s example—a message to a colleague. The tone can range from formal to informal,...
As March draws to a close, it’s time for another round-up of what’s been happening behind the scenes at English With An Expert. While we haven’t travelled far this month, we’ve been laying strong foundations—setting up our new base, preparing updated lesson materials,...
Here’s a great example of a mixed-chart question — one of the more complex IELTS Task 1 formats that combines a pie chart and a line graph. Try answering it yourself before reading the model response below. Then scroll down for a detailed breakdown of what makes this...
Task 2 questions are often connected with the world of work – since many people take the test to secure a job offer in another country. Below is a discuss both views AND give your own opinion question. It is is important then not just to discuss one view or you will...