IELTS Experts

Hi everyone — are you planning to take IELTS for Canada or Australia but struggling with writing?

Many people fail IELTS not because of English… but because they don’t know the correct structure.

I’m a Canadian IELTS teacher with 15+ years of experience, and I specialize in helping students pass the General IELTS writing section.

I’m opening a small, affordable Sunday IELTS class in Tainan specifically for Filipino workers.

Sunday 3-hour IELTS General Writing Workshop
📍 Tainan (near train station)
📅 Sunday
💰 Intro price: NT$500 (first group only)

In this class, I will show you:

A simple structure for Task 1 (letters)
A simple structure for Task 2 (essay)
How to organize ideas fast (no memorization)
The most common mistakes — and how to fix them

This is designed for:

Factory workers
Caregivers / domestic helpers
Anyone preparing for General IELTS

I keep the class small so I can help each student properly.

Only a few seats available for the first group.

👉 Send me a message NOW to reserve your spot
(I reply quickly)

Check my IELTS page here:
https://www.facebook.com/IELTSExpertsFacebook

Hi everyone, I’m a Canadian IELTS teacher based in Taiwan. I specialize in helping students prepare for General IELTS (for Canada, Australia, etc.).

I’m opening a small, affordable IELTS class in Tainan for Filipino workers who want to improve their writing and pass the test.

3-hour IELTS General Writing Workshop
📍 Tainan (near train station)
📅 Sunday

💰 Intro price: NT$500 (first group only)

What you’ll learn:

Simple structure for Task 1 (letters)
Simple structure for Task 2 (essay)
How to organize ideas quickly (no memorization)
Common mistakes and how to fix them

My goal is simple:
→ Help you pass IELTS with confidence

This class is for:

Factory workers
Caregivers / domestic helpers
Anyone preparing for General IELTS

👉 If you are in Tainan and interested, comment “INTERESTED” or send me a message

Limited seats only.

Check my IELTS page here:
https://www.facebook.com/IELTSExpertsFacebook

Hi everyone, I’m a Canadian IELTS teacher based in Taiwan. I ave 15 years experince specializing in helping students prepare for General IELTS (for Canada, Australia, etc.).

I’m opening a small, affordable Sunday IELTS class in Tainan for Filipino workers who want to improve their writing and pass the test.

3-hour IELTS General Writing Workshop
📍 Tainan (near train station)
📅 Sunday

💰 Intro price: NT$500 (first group only)

What you’ll learn:

Simple structure for Task 1 (letters)
Simple structure for Task 2 (essay)
How to organize ideas quickly (no memorization)
Common mistakes and how to fix them

My goal is simple:
→ Help you pass IELTS with confidence

This class is for:

Factory workers
Caregivers / domestic helpers
Anyone preparing for General IELTS

👉 If you are in Tainan and interested, comment “INTERESTED” or send me a message

Only a few seats available for the first group!
👉 Send me a message NOW to reserve your spot!

Check my IELTS page here:
https://www.facebook.com/IELTSExpertsFacebook

Ever wonder what the examiner hears when listening to you speak?
Record yourself!

Recording yourself while speaking English is a valuable self-assessment tool, which allows you to play back your spoken responses and critically evaluate your performance.
Listening to your recordings can help pinpoint areas which may need improvement, such as pronunciation, fluency, vocabulary usage and grammar, and can provide you with a clearer view of your strengths and weaknesses. This will enable you to tailor your practice to address these specific issues.
Even better, it boosts self-awareness and confidence as you track your progress over time.
Once you learn to identify the types of errors you make most often, you'll start correcting yourself,
Regularly recording and analyzing your speaking exercises is a very simple and practical strategy in your journey to becoming a more proficient and confident speaker, and reaching your goals in the IELTS exam!

Ever wonder what the examiner hears when listening to you speak? Record yourself! Recording yourself while speaking English is a valuable self-assessment tool, which allows you to play back your spoken responses and critically evaluate your performance. Listening to your recordings can help pinpoint areas which may need improvement, such as pronunciation, fluency, vocabulary usage and grammar, and can provide you with a clearer view of your strengths and weaknesses. This will enable you to tailor your practice to address these specific issues. Even better, it boosts self-awareness and confidence as you track your progress over time. Once you learn to identify the types of errors you make most often, you'll start correcting yourself, Regularly recording and analyzing your speaking exercises is a very simple and practical strategy in your journey to becoming a more proficient and confident speaker, and reaching your goals in the IELTS exam!

Feeling the squeeze between work, life, and IELTS prep?
We've got your back! Here are the most valuable time management tips we've found for IELTS prep!

1️⃣ Set Clear Goals: Define what you want to achieve and create a study plan that aligns with your objectives.

2️⃣ Prioritize Tasks: Focus on high-impact activities. Identify your strengths and weaknesses and allocate time accordingly.

3️⃣ Create a Study Schedule: Establish a routine that suits your lifestyle. Consistency is key.

4️⃣ Eliminate Distractions: Find a quiet, clutter-free space to study. Turn off social media and stay on track.

5️⃣ Use Productivity Tools: Apps and tools like Pomodoro timers can boost your efficiency. Remember, the IELTS exam is strictly timed, get used to the pressure!

With these time management strategies, you'll maximize your study hours and get one step closer to your IELTS goals. Stay tuned for more expert advice! 🚀 .tw

Using memorized phrases in your IELTS writing? Not a good idea! Here is why:
First, it misses the whole point of the exam. IELTS is all about checking how well you can communicate in English. When you try to sneak in these lazy, memorized phrases, you're not really showing off your true language skills or creativity.

What's more, the examiners are like phrase detectives. They can spot those memorized bits VERY EASILY, and that can RUIN your scores. In addition, it makes your essay feel disconnected from the topic, thus making it less interesting and coherent.

Here is the really important thing: IELTS topics are very diverse. Relying on memorized phrases won't help you when you need to adapt to different subjects. Remember, you will NEVER KNOW what your writing topics will be before the exam!
So how can you memorize the answers if you don't know what the question will be?
Beware of any instructor or school that encourages memorizing phrases and using them in your writing. This is a very common problem, which I see all the time.
Bottom line, ditch the memorized phrases and use your real English skills!