Free IELTS Speaking and Writing feedback from a professional IELTS tutor!

You know how everybody says that it is possible to self-study for IELTS Listening and Reading, but you can’t do it with the other two parts because they need feedback from a teacher? Well, it’s true, and I’m willing to help you with that ABSOLUTELY FREE! Let me tell you how it works :)

IELTS Speaking feedback

All you have to do is record your speech when doing a practice IELTS Speaking task (you can use these or any other sample tasks) and send me the recording to beinfashion84@gmail.com. Your audio files should not be longer than 2 minutes, the format should be .mp3 or .wma, and it would be great if you could briefly describe what you’re already doing to prepare for the Speaking module. In addition, you’re welcome to tell me a few words about yourself, but that’s optional.

Also, to create and send a recording, you can use http://vocaroo.com. Press ‘Click to Record’ and start speaking (remember, not longer than 2 minutes!). When you’ve finished, click on ‘Click here to save’. In the opening menu you’ll see a link to your recording, which you can simply copy and paste here https://www.facebook.com/examtutoring along with your comment. Alternatively, you can email it to beinfashion84@gmail.com. The website is pretty intuitive, so you should have no problems creating and sharing your recordings.

After I receive your .mp3/.wma audio file or a link to your recording, I’ll listen to it and provide feedback with some recommendations on what you could do to make your speaking better.

IELTS Writing feedback

If you’d like to have your writing checked, you can email me your essay to beinfashion84@gmail.com. I’ll review it, correct the mistakes and recommend some steps you can make to improve your writing. You can find some sample IELTS Writing tasks here or use any other practice tasks.

What you could do for me

All the feedback will be provided free of charge, but there’s something you can do for me as well. I’d appreciate it if you could follow me on Google+ or Facebook. This way you’ll receive notifications of updates to the IELTS blog with lots more tips, useful techniques and other advice on how to get a high score on the IELTS test.

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