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 WIE’s
Computer-based IELTS Preparation course is the
most comprehensive test preparation programme on
the market, instructing students in all four
language skills - Listening, Speaking, Reading
and Writing, with over 800 hours of online
learning.
WIE’s Computer-based IELTS Preparation course is
based on Vital English's IELTS preparation
Course.
Vital English designs and distributes English
Language teaching and learning solutions
globally. Vital English now have one of the
largest product ranges of any online ELT
provider in the market. Since its conception
Vital English has enjoyed the privilege of
working with many leaders in both the ELT and
technology markets. This enables Vital English
to design, build and deliver learning materials
that are incomparable on the world stage.Vital
English have drawn upon the academic expertise
of internationally recognised ELT consultants.
Professor Rod Ellis from the University of
Auckland and Professor Zhang Lianzhong from
China.
Course Materials
The course materials are multimedia and
interactive, and cover the four skills -
reading, writing, listening and speaking - as
well as theory, spelling, grammar and
vocabulary. Language learning through our
courseware moves from vocabulary and task-based
approach to one more clearly focused on accuracy
and complexity.
IELTS Speaking
At the end of this module, students are
expected to be able to:
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use interaction skills in an interview
situation.
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use appropriate para-linguistic skills
such as body language and eye contact.
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produce cohesive, coherent and
grammatically correct speech.
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use appropriate vocabulary,
pronunciation, intonation and word and
sentence stress.
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IELTS Listening
At the end of this module, students are
expected to be able to:
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listen for general information/main
ideas as well as specific
information/detail in
everyday conversations between two
people.
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short, non-academic talks/monologues at
natural speed.
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discussions between two or more speakers
in an academic setting.
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academic-style lectures on a scientific
or general information topic.
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listen to and identify non-specialised
academic vocabulary in context.
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answer the following IELTS-type
questions:
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identify key information from a
table/chart/map.
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complete a timetable/calendar of events.
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label a diagram.
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complete short answer/multiple choice/
true-false questions.
IIELTS
Academic Reading
At the end of this module, students are
expected to be able to:
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survey, skim and scan a reading text in
order to be able to answerthe following
types of questions: multiple choice, short
answer, sentence completion, notes/
summary/diagram/flowchart/table completion,
identify writers views, identify
information, classification, matching of
lists and phrases.
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understand and use a range of academic
vocabulary items.
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deal with unknown vocabulary in a text.
IELTS Academic Writing
At the end of this module, students are
expected to be able to:
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understand the structure of a Task 1
response and a Task 2 essay.
write a response to describe information
in a chart, diagram, table or graph.
write an essay (problem/solution;
present and justify opinion; compare and
contrast; argument).
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use paragraphs, grammar structures and
vocabulary appropriately.
 IELTS
Preparation
online
Fee Information
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Course Length |
Fees (NZ$) |
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3
months |
160 |
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6
months |
280 |
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9
months |
390 |
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12
months |
480 |
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