Edulink International Sri Lanka

We are an Educational institution in Colombo looking for suitable candidates.

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We are an Educational institution in Colombo looking for suitable candidates. Part time / freelance only.

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We are an Educational institution in Colombo looking for an IELTS teacher. Part time - Online teaching only.

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We are an Educational institution in Colombo looking for a Video Presenter (Part time / Full time) to join
us.
Required Skills
1. Excellent command of the English or Sinhala language. (ideally both)
2. Good communication and presentation skills.
3. Pleasant personality.
4. Should be able to assist us in developing contents.

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If have done any videos, please send us the links

We are an Educational institution based in Colombo 06

We are looking for a Trainee Student Services Coordinator

Requirements -

Language proficiency - Should be fluent in English and Sinhala

Educational qualifications - Minimum HND or GCE A Level good grades.

Experience - optional

School leavers considered

If you are interested please send your CV to [email protected]

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Myths and Rumors about IELTS

7. Myth: If I keep practising sample questions I will get a better bandscore

Truth: Practising sample tests will help you learn what is expected in each part of the test. This is good test preparation in order to maximise the English skills you have. However, remember that to improve your English you need to use English in everyday contexts – speak it with your friends, write notes and email in English, read English newspapers, listen to English radio.

If you feel you need help with your English, you should also consider taking an English course. (IELTS Essentials)

Myths and Rumors about IELTS

6. Myth: If the opinions I express in my Writing or Speaking test are different to the examiner, I might lose marks.

Truth: In your Writing and Speaking test, there are no right or wrong opinions. The examiner is assessing how well you can use your English to report information and express ideas. (IELTS Essentials)