EMAS Global

1. Engaging resources and exercises to practice your speaking and listening
2. Assessments to gauge your progress and performance
3. Interactive sessions with an internationally accredited and certified instructor
4. Customized sessions
5. Various communicative activities supported by the use of authentic materials such as newspapers, reports, short films and literary texts
6. Communicative approach to focus on the modes of communication: interpersonal, presentational, and interpretative

1. Improve speaking ability in English both in terms of fluency and comprehensibility
2. Express ideas fluently, accurately, and appropriately
3. Comprehend and respond appropriately to contextual situations
4. Express opinions and support them with examples and facts
5. Develop presentation and public speaking skills

1. Engaging resources and exercises to practice your speaking and listening
2. Assessments to gauge your progress and performance
3. Interactive sessions with an internationally accredited and certified instructor
4. Customized sessions

1. Demonstrate the speaking skills for group discussions and meetings
2. Effective telephonic conversation
3. Use functional expressions in different social situations
4. Expand your lexical resource and vocabulary range
5. Use effective conversation skills in personal and professional life
6. Communicate effectively

The syllabus for IELTS covers all the different test sections. All four sections are covered in the syllabus. IELTS Academic and IELTS General training have the same speaking and listening parts, only the reading and writing syllabus varies. The general syllabus is mentioned below.

• Listening: It has conversations and monologues which the candidates are allowed to listen to once. After that, they have to answer questions related to the conversation/monologue that they heard and do so in a limited time.
• Reading: In the reading section, passages are given that may include charts/diagrams. Candidates have to carefully study the passages and diagrams and answer related questions.
• Writing: This section comprises two writing tasks. One task has a word limit of 150 words and the other has a limit of 250 words.
• Speaking: In this, candidates have to sit in a face-to-face interview. They have to answer questions, speak on something they know about, and have structured discussions.

1. Recognize their true level in speaking, reading, listening and writing
2. Recognize and overcome challenges presented in the IELTS
3. Write different academic essay types
4. Evaluate and self-correct their speaking
5. Be prepared for the mechanics of the IELTS examination (time, order, format)
6. Skim, scan and focus on target material in academic reading passages
7. Interpret and describe statistical data using appropriate language and grammar
8. Demonstrate enhanced vocabulary in writing and speaking
9. Formulate, express and defend opinions using appropriate vocabulary
10. Demonstrate improved listening skills for comprehension and details