Overview of the IELTS Speaking Test
* Structure: Parts 1, 2, and 3 explained.
* Scoring criteria: Fluency, coherence, pronunciation, lexical resource, and grammar.

Breaking Down Part 1: Introduction and Interview
* Common question topics: Hobbies, work, studies, etc.
* Strategies for giving confident and fluent answers.

Practice Session:
* Simulated Part 1 interviews with feedback.

Understanding the Long Turn
* How to effectively use the 1-minute preparation time.
* Structuring your response: Beginning, middle, and conclusion.
* Strategies to stay on-topic and maintain fluency.

Expanding Vocabulary
* Topics like family, culture, travel, education, and technology.

Practice Session
* Delivering structured responses to cue cards.

Engaging in a Two-Way Discussion
* Handling abstract and opinion-based questions.
* Structuring arguments and providing relevant examples.

Developing Critical Thinking
* Techniques for exploring pros and cons.
* Staying calm when faced with challenging questions.

Practice Session
* Mock discussions with detailed feedback.

Improving Pronunciation and Intonation
* Using stress, rhythm, and pitch effectively.
* Avoiding common pronunciation errors.

Building Confidence and Reducing Anxiety
* Overcoming fear of speaking under pressure.
* Tips for maintaining clarity and coherence.

Mock Test Practice
* Full-length Speaking Test simulation (Parts 1, 2, and 3).
* Comprehensive feedback with band score predictions.