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IELTS course in Zurich or online. Get the score you need!

IELTS course in Zurich and online - get the score you need in the IELTS test! Learn with an experienced English teacher at a time and place you choose! Book a trial lesson!

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IELTS preparation course
in and around Zurich or online

Would you like to prepare professionally for your IELTS Academic or IELTS General Training Test? Your tailor-made private IELTS lessons with our native speakers will help you to achieve your desired score.

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What is the IELTS test?

The IELTS is an English test administered by UK and Australian organisations. It’s often used by immigration authorities, universities and employers, particularly in the medical profession, to assess people’s English abilities.

You have a choice of paper-based or computer-based formats. Irrespective of the format you choose, the speaking component of the test is always done face-to-face with an examiner.

The test is scored on a scale from 0-9 for all sections of the test, with half-points possible. The four scores are averaged to produce an overall score


What are the differences between the IELTS and the TOEFL?

Different authorities require different tests. Some institutions require the TOEFL; some require the IELTS. In general, educational institutes prefer the TOEFL, and government agencies prefer the IELTS for immigration purposes or to assess whether potential workers have a high enough level of English to work successfully in their adopted country. The IELTS is more Commonwealth-focused and the TOEFL is more international, with a bias towards the US, as it is a US test. Some institutions allow you to choose which test you would prefer to take.

IELTS is either paper-based or computer-based; TOEFL is computer-based.

You speak to a person on the IELTS speaking section. The TOEFL speaking section is conducted on a computer with a microphone and headphones. You hear a recorded question, and then give your response, which is also recorded. Your response also has a strict time limit. Although there is a time schedule for IELTS speaking too, it is a much more natural speaking environment and candidates are not under such time pressure on the speaking section.  


 

How do I get started with IELTS lessons?

STEP 1 Book your no-obligation trial lesson.

STEP 2 Meet your teacher at your trial lesson.

STEP 3 Decide on the best package of lessons for you.

 

FAQs

Discover everything you need to know about getting ready for the IELTS test with nativespeakers.ch, including answers to frequently asked questions, in our FAQs dedicated to lessons.


What are our customers saying about us?

The English lessons with Steve were very structured and were tailored to my specific goal. Steve can motivate people very well. His numerous tips prepared me in the best way possible for the IELTS test.
— A.R., IELTS lessons
Preparation for the IELTS exam proved to be quite difficult for me. Thanks to the competent support of Steve Keating I was able to reach the score I required. Steve managed to convey what was necessary for a successful exam preparation through target-orientated and motivating lessons. I thoroughly recommend his skills!
— C. Rüegger, IELTS lessons

Useful information about the IELTS test

Are you ready for your IELTS test? Here are some links to useful information and to some IELTS practice tests.

IELTS test centres and registering for the IELTS test:

Free practice material:

We recommend "The Official Cambridge Guide to IELTS" to prepare for the IELTS exam:

 

IELTS Apps:

The IELTS apps support learners in preparing for the IELTS test. The IELTS Vocabulary app includes index cards. In the other two apps, learners can practise writing, reading and listening skills to prepare for the exam.