🎧 New Episode! Boost your IELTS score with essential Travel & Tourism Vocabulary. Perfect for Speaking & Writing — learn how to talk confidently about holidays, destinations, and cultural experiences. Tune in now! 🌍✈️. It's based on this list.

IELTS Speaking Part 2: Band 9 Answer. Describe a TV show that you enjoy. You should say: What type of show it is How often it is on  How popular it is with other people in your country Explain why you like it.

Tune in to our latest episode, where we dive into Essential History and Heritage Vocabulary — the perfect language toolkit for describing cultural landmarks, historical events, and national traditions with confidence! 

Can I ask the examiner to repeat a question in IELTS Speaking? Does having an accent affect my speaking score? How can I manage time effectively during the Reading section? How long should I prepare for the IELTS test? In this episode the hosts provide expert answers to these common IELTS questions plus many more, so you are fully equipped for the test! 🙂

Listen to a band 9 answer for this IELTS Speaking Part 2 cue card: Describe something you own which is very important to you. You should say: Where you got it from. How long you have had it. What you use it for. And explain why it is important to you.

Listen to a Band 9 Response to this Cue Card: Describe a road trip by bike, motorbike or car you would like to go on. You should say: Where you would like to go How you would like to go there. Who you would like to go with. And explain why you would like to go there by bike, motorbike or car.

Listen to someone answering this IELTS Part 2 question: Describe a time when you gave someone advice. You should say: to whom you gave the advice what the advice was whether that person took your advice And explain why you gave the person that advice.

Struggling to generate strong ideas for your IELTS essays? Don’t worry—we’ve got you covered! In this episode, we dive into smart, time-saving brainstorming techniques that help you develop clear, relevant points fast. These strategies will sharpen your thinking and boost your confidence!

Struggling to hit the right tone in your IELTS letters? Whether you’re writing to a friend or a company, knowing the difference between formal and informal language is crucial to scoring well. In this episode, our hosts break down how to recognise the type of letter you’re being asked to write and the differences in the language needed for each.

Struggling with environmental vocabulary for the IELTS exam? Our latest episode is here to help! We dive deep into key environmental terms and phrases you need to know, especially for the speaking and writing sections. From sustainability to climate change, this episode will give you the confidence to discuss global issues with precision and ease.

Tune in to our latest episode "Useful IELTS IT Vocabulary" We’ll walk you through key tech-related terms and phrases that often appear in the exam.  Learn how to confidently discuss topics like artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and the digital divide while avoiding common vocabulary mistakes. If you want to impress examiners, this episode is a must-listen.

Want to boost your IELTS listening score? Tune in to our latest episode, "25 IELTS Listening Tips You Need to Know!" We break down the best strategies to help you stay focused, catch key details, and avoid common mistakes. From improving your note-taking skills to predicting answers like a pro, these tips will give you the edge you need on test day.  🎧🚀 

Struggling with IELTS topics about health, diet, and fitness? We’ve got you covered! In our latest podcast episode, we’ll teach you the essential vocabulary you need to shine in IELTS. Learn advanced terms, how to use these words naturally and sound confident and fluent when discussing health-related topics. It's based on IELTS buddy's vocabulary lists. 

Preparing for the IELTS can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to guide you every step of the way! In our latest podcast episode, How to Prepare for IELTS, we’ll show you how to create a winning game plan for IELTS success with tips on how to structure your study schedule for maximum efficiency. It's based on this IELTS buddy article: "How to Prepare for IELTS."

Are you preparing for the IELTS and looking to elevate your vocabulary skills? Tune in to our latest podcast episode, where we dive into essential IELTS education vocabulary! Perfect for both Academic and General Training candidates, this episode is packed with key vocabulary, definitions and  examples. It's drawn from this IELTS buddy education vocabulary list. 

More hot tips from our podcast hosts as they discuss how you should use "would" when you are asked to describe hypothetical situations in IELTS speaking part 2. They give example cue cards using 'would' type questions and discuss sample answers. It's based on this IELTS buddy article - '"Would" for Hypothetical Situations in IELTS Speaking'.

The hosts discuss essential vocabulary for speaking about work topics or work type essays. They explain words such as probation period, colleague, internship, redundancy, and shift, and give example sentences. The words are from IELTS buddy's Work Vocabulary Article. 

Struggling to improve your IELTS Task 2 essays? In this episode, we dive deep into the marking criteria that can make or break your score: Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy. We show how this is tied to improving your score and ensuring you write the best essay you can! 

Feeling the pre-test jitters before your IELTS exam? Tune in to "What to do the night before the IELTS test"—your ultimate guide to staying calm, focused, and ready to ace the big day! Don’t let nerves hold you back. Prepare smarter, sleep better, and walk into your IELTS test feeling unstoppable.

The hosts discuss useful vocabulary that could be used for speaking about crime topics or crime type essays. They explain words such as legislation, probation, offender, community service, and give example sentences. The words are from IELTS buddy's Crime Vocabulary Article.