7+ IELTS Vocabulary for Talking about your Studies and Education

The video tutorial provides an overview of education-related topics in the IELTS exam, emphasizing their prevalence across listening, reading, writing, and speaking sections. It offers specific vocabulary and phrases to help candidates achieve high scores, particularly in the speaking test. The tutorial covers vocabulary for each speaking part, including useful phrases and examples, and highlights the importance of practicing these terms for exam success.

Which part of the IELTS exam is most likely to include questions about education?

• Speaking

• Reading

• Writing

• Listening

What does the phrase 'in the meantime' mean?

• In the past

• Never

• For now or at present

• In the future

Which phrase can be used to describe improving any skill?

• Advancing my knowledge

• Developing my talents

• Perfecting my skills

• Enhancing my abilities

What might you be asked to describe in Speaking Part 2?

• A future goal

• A recent event

• A class or teacher

• A favorite book

What does the phrase 'reaped the most long-term rewards' imply?

• Faced challenges

• Obtained lasting benefits

• Gained short-term benefits

• Achieved immediate success

What does 'tech bound' mean in the context of education?

• Focused on technology

• Dependent on technology

• Limited by technology

• Avoiding technology

What does the word 'erudite' mean?

• Confused

• Knowledgeable

• Uneducated

• Uninformed