by Andy | Jul 31, 2026 | IELTS Test
July has been a month of new doors opening. Alongside the usual rhythm of lessons, social content and a busy blog, two brand-new partnerships have landed. Here’s what’s been going on. Where We’ve Been The big...
by Ann-Marie Tulip | Jul 30, 2026 | IELTS Test
July 2026 This month’s roundup covers a regulatory penalty against Cambridge English and what it means for IELTS candidates, a large acquisition in the US testing sector, tighter immigration fraud checks in Canada, and the latest on UK visa and settlement...
by Ann-Marie Tulip | Jul 29, 2026 | IELTS Test
Learn IELTS Vocabulary with Speaking Model Answers: FamilyFamily is one of the most common topics in the IELTS Speaking test, and it can come up in any of the three parts. On this page, you'll find useful vocabulary, IELTS-style questions, and model answers to help...
by Andy Turner | Jul 28, 2026 | IELTS Test
Introduction to the Question Type Combination questions — where a pie chart, table, bar chart, or map is paired with a second visual — appear less frequently than single-chart tasks, but they show up often enough that candidates need a strategy ready. What makes them...
by Andy Turner | Jun 30, 2026 | IELTS Test
It has been hot in the UK, and in many places around the world, but that hasn’t stopped our students or teachers… Where We’ve Been Sometimes the best months are the ones where...
by Ann-Marie Tulip | Jun 30, 2026 | IELTS Test
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 letter of suggestion to a public body. The tone can range from formal to...
