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Education/Work
The Education/Work category in the IELTS Speaking test typically focuses on topics related to a person's educational background, current or past work experience, and aspirations. In this section, you may be asked to talk about your studies, job, or future career plans.
1
Describe a job that is useful to society
2
Describe A Course That Impressed You A Lot
3
Describe A Rule That Is Important In Your School Or At Work
4
Describe a subject you loved to study.
5
Describe a time when you worked in a group.
6
Describe a person you know who has chosen a career in the medical field (e.g. a doctor, a nurse)
7
Describe a course that you are interested in.
8
Describe an art or craft activity that you had at school.
9
Describe a person you would like to study or work with
10
Describe an indoor or outdoor place where it is easy for you to study
Ans. IELTS cue card topics are periodically updated, but some topics may reappear over time. It's possible to encounter similar themes or questions in different test versions. Regular practice with a variety of topics can help you prepare effectively.
Ans. To conclude your 2-minute talk on a cue card topic, summarise your main points briefly. For example, you might say, "In summary, visiting Paris was an unforgettable experience due to its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant culture." This signals to the examiner that you've completed your response coherently.
Ans. To speak for 2 minutes in the IELTS Speaking Part 2:
This approach helps ensure you can speak comprehensively on the topic.
Ans. Instead of memorising specific answers, focus on practising a variety of topics to develop adaptability. Familiarise yourself with common themes and practice structuring responses quickly. Developing a framework for organising your thoughts can help you respond effectively to any cue card topic.
Ans. To prepare for IELTS cue cards:
Consistent practice and self-evaluation are key to effective preparation.