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PREPARATION COURSES FOR THE CAMBRIDGE IELTS EXAM What is the Cambridge IELTS Exam? IELTS stands for International English Language Testing System This exam is for people who can use everyday written and spoken English to Advanced level (CEF level C1/C2) The exam caters for students who can understand/write written texts and can speak about a variety of topics at Advanced level. There are 4 parts in the exam: speaking, listening, reading and writing. Test time: 2 hours 45 minutes. Listening, Reading and Writing –all 3 exams sat in one day. The Speaking test usually completed in the period seven days before or after the other tests. What will I gain from doing the exam? If you successfully pass the exam, you will get a Cambridge IELTS certificate that is valid for life. This is an internationally recognised intermediate qualification, recogn ised  by employers and universities throughout the world. Band scores ranging from 1 to 9 are awarded. IELTS exams are held every two to four weeks in the Applied Language Centre,UCD. The exam is usually takes over two days. How do I know if I am Advanced level? In DBL College, we test your level of English before commencing the course. You can also look at your CEF level (Common European Framework) on the following website http://www.cambridgeesol.org/what-we-do/europe/cefr.html Advanced level is classed as C1/C2. These are the “Can Do’s” of IELTS English. To book a placement test please contact [email protected]. If you would like to come and see our Director of Studies, please c ome to 33 Gardiner Place or contact [email protected] to arrange a suitable time.

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PREPARATION COURSES FOR THE CAMBRIDGE IELTS

EXAM

What is the Cambridge IELTS Exam?

IELTS stands for International English Language Testing System

This exam is for people who can use everyday written and spoken English to Advancedlevel (CEF level C1/C2)

The exam caters for students who can understand/write written texts and can speak about

a variety of topics at Advanced level.

There are 4 parts in the exam: speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Test time: 2 hours 45 minutes.

Listening, Reading and Writing –all 3 exams sat in one day.

The Speaking test usually completed in the period seven days before or after the other tests.

What will I gain from doing the exam?

If you successfully pass the exam, you will get a Cambridge IELTS certificate that isvalid for life. This is an internationally recognised intermediate qualification, recognised

 by employers and universities throughout the world.Band scores ranging from 1 to 9 are awarded. IELTS exams are held every two to four 

weeks in the Applied Language Centre,UCD. The exam is usually takes over two days.

How do I know if I am Advanced level?

In DBL College, we test your level of English before commencing the course. You can

also look at your CEF level (Common European Framework) on the following website

http://www.cambridgeesol.org/what-we-do/europe/cefr.html

Advanced level is classed as C1/C2. These are the “Can Do’s” of IELTS English.

To book a placement test please contact [email protected] you would like to come and see our Director of Studies, please come to 33 Gardiner 

Place or contact [email protected] to arrange a suitable time.

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Starting dates for IELTS preparation classes 2009 in DBL College:April 21st

May 18th

July 8th

August 24th

October 12th

 November 30th

Minimum length of course should be 4 weeks.

20-26 weeks (15 hours tuition per week) is required to fully prepare for the IELTS

exam.

Please note: Extra study outside of class is required whilst doing this course.

After I take my IELTS course in DBL College, where will I do the exam?

You can sit the exam in one of Dublin’s main universities; UCD.

Exams are held in June, August and December 2009 (see link below)http://www.cambridgeesol.org/exams/timetables/2009/fce.html

http://www.ucd.ie/alc/examinations/Information%20for%20Candidates%20IELTS.pdf 

What is the CEF(Common European Framework)?

Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) is an internationallyrecognised as a grading system for language levels. The framework describes language

ability in six scales, from A0 to C2 using 'Can Do' statements. These help a student

determine their level in terms of real skills with language.

A0-A1 are usually described as basic users of English. C2 is used to describe proficientusers.