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IELTS General Training(Reading Module Only)

"Boost your reading skills and ace the IELTS General Training with targeted strategies and practice tasks tailored for success!"

Instructor: Sandeep Malhotra

Language: English

Validity Period: 60 days

$59 including 18% GST

Want to migrate to an English-speaking country? You are required to go through the IELTS General Training test to fulfil a basic necessity. With our dynamic teaching method and easy to adapt course you can fulfil your dream with ease. With our online IELTS General Training Reading course we prepare you for the best results. So, if you were searching for a course to help you crack the IELTS GT Test, we are one of the best choices that you can make.

In this course, we aim to cover all the aspects of the IELTS reading module and guide you to achieve your desired outcomes.

Our reading module practice consists of all the tasks one is required to complete and score in. The reading module consists of three sections having a long text. However the test contains many question types which we cover in our course.

For each question type, there is format learning, consisting of stpe-by-step practice to focus on different aspects of the reading ability of an individual.

Remember for all of these question types you will be given texts. You are required to answer the down below questions as per the context of the respective texts.

Course Pattern in Short

Time allowed : 60 minutes (including transfer time)

Number of Sections : 3

Number of Questions : 40

General Training Reading is one of the essential papers of IELTS. It comprises three sections with increasing difficulty. The first section may contain three short texts or a few smaller texts. Section 2 has two texts and lastly, section 3 comes up with one long text. Section 1 talks about the everyday topics that one is required to understand to live in an English-speaking country. Moreover, the next section is work-related texts, where you can be given a job description, training materials, contracts, etc. The last section 3 talks about the general topic taken from the newspapers, books, and magazines.

Types of Questions Asked:

General Training Reading Question Type 1 - Multiple Choice

This question type of the test has multiple choice question from which you are required to mark the correct option. This is to be done based on the understanding of the text given.

General Training Reading Question Type 2 - Identifying Information (True/ False/ Not given)

Here in this question type you are given a few statements which you are to evaluate whether they are true or false. However, if there is nothing given in the text regarding the sentence you must have enterted "not given" in the box to secure a mark.

General Training Reading Question Type 3 - Identifying writer's views/ claims (Yes/No/Not given)

These types of question are the same as the previous type. You also have to do the same, write Yes if the statement is correct as per the text given, otherwise write No if the statement contradicts and Not given if nothing is given regarding the question in the text.

General Training Reading Question Type 4 - Matching Information

In this task, you're tasked with locating specific information within paragraphs or sections labeled with letters (A, B, C, etc.). You will write the letters of the correct paragraphs or sections in the designated boxes on your answer sheet. Some paragraphs or sections may be used multiple times, as indicated by the instructions.

General Training Reading Question Type 5 - Matching Headings

In this type question, Roman numerals denote headings while letters  represent paragraphs or sections. The task involves matching each heading with the corresponding paragraph or section, ensuring each heading is used only once. Some headings may remain unused, and each paragraph or section should be matched with a single heading.

General Training Reading Question Type 6 - Matching features

In this type question, statements or pieces of information must be matched to a list of options represented by letters. Options typically correspond to features from the text, such as descriptions of inventions paired with their inventors. Some options may remain unused, while others might be used multiple times depending on the instructions.

General Training Reading Question Type 7 - Matching sentence endings

In these questions, you're provided with the first half of a sentence derived from the text's information. Your task is to select the most suitable ending from a list of options identified by letters. Sentence endings out number beginnings, so not all endings will be utilized, and you'll match them accordingly on the answer sheet.

General Training Reading Question Type 8 - Sentence completion

In this type of question, you have to fill in a gap in each sentence by choosing words from the text. You must write the words you choose on the answer sheet.

General Training Reading Question Type 9 - Summary/ note/ table/ flow-chart completion

This question type evaluates your understanding of text by requiring you to fill in gaps with suitable words or phrases drawn from the text. It assesses your ability to grasp both specific details and overarching concepts.

General Training Reading Question Type 10 - Diagram lable completion

This question format requires you to accurately lable diagram based on information provided in the text, ensuring adherence to specified word limits. It assesses your liability to extract relevant details and apply them effectively in a visual context.

General Training Reading Question Type 11 - Short-answer questions

In this type question, you have to answer questions about factual details in the text. You must write your answers in words or numbers on the answer sheet. Answer must be taken from words in the text. A word limit is given, for example, 'NO MORE THAN TWO WORDS AND/OR A NUMBER'.

So here's a point glance at our IELTS General Training Reading Course : 

1. There would be recorded video specifically recorded to cover everything one shall expect in the reading module. The best part about the videos is one can watch and rewatch until he is able to gain clarity.

2. There would be sectional tests on each task types of reading and 30 full-length mock tests with answer copy each having 40 questions one can practice with.

3. Moreover, there's a Community Tab one can use to be a part of, where there are other aspirants available to share and discuss common issues and offer support.

What Does Our Course Provide?

There are numerous options available not only online but offline too, calling themselves one of the best online IELTS course providers, best in online IELTS Academic reading, and so on from Australia, Canada, India, and more countries. What we pride ourselves in, is the transparency we intend to offer to our aspirants about the contents of the course as well as the best possible feedback and guidance, irrespective of the country. It is also seen that people search for "Best IELTS General reading course Australia" or "Best Online IELTS General reading classes in Canada". Don't worry, we made our course online so that people can access them, especially from India, Australia, and Canada.

FAQs

Q1. What is the difference between IELTS General Training Reading and IELTS Academic Reading?

IELTS General Training Reading aims to allow non-native people to migrate to English-speaking countries. This works only for those who are going to work or looking for PR in English native countries. However, IELTS Academic solves the problem for those looking to pursue higher education abroad. The pattern is the same for both of these papers; nonetheless, the IELTS Academic Reading includes more scientific, technical, and complex texts whereas the latter includes easy text related to everyday life.

Q2. What is the IELTS General Training Reading Module?

The IELTS General Training Reading module is a component of the IELTS exam specifically designed for individuals who plan to migrate to an English-speaking country for work or other purposes.

Q3. How is the General Training Reading test structured?

The General Training Reading test consists of three sections, each containing increasingly challenging texts. Section 1 may have short texts related to everyday topics, Section 2 focuses on work-related texts, and Section 3 presents longer, more complex texts on general topics.

Q4. What types of questions are asked in the General Training Reading module?

The General Training Reading module includes various question types such as multiple choice, identifying information (True/False/Not given), identifying writer's claims (Yes/No/Not given), matching information, matching headings, matching features, matching sentences endings, sentence completion, summary/note/table/flow-chart completion, and diagram label completion.

Q5. How much time is allocated for the General Training Reading test?

Test takers are given 60 minutes to complete the General Training Reading test, including transfer time.

Q6. How many questions are there in the General Training Reading module?

There are a total of 40 questions in the General Training Reading test, spread across the three sections.

Q7. How should I prepare for the General Training Reading test?

It's recommended to practice regularly with sample tests and familiarize yourself with the different question types. Additionally, improving your reading comprehension skills and expanding your vocabulary can enhance your performance.

Q8. Can I use prior knowledge about the topics in the test?

No, it is advised not to rely on the prior knowledge about the topics presented in the test. Answers should be based solely on the information provided in the given texts.

Q9. What happens if I exceed the word limit in certain question types?

Exceeding the word limit specified for certain question types may result in losing marks. It's crucial to adhere to word limit to ensure you secure maximum points.

Q10. Are there any specific strategies for tackling each question type?

Yes, each question type requires a different approach. Understanding the instructions thoroughly and practicing with various question types can help develop effective strategies for tackling them.

Q11. Where can I find additional practice materials for the General Training Reading test?

You can find the practice materials, sample tests, and preparation resources online or through officials IELTS preparation books and materials.

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