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Re: where my answers are marked?Is it on the test centre or my answer sheets are sent somewhere else?
Are you referring to our course or to the IELTS test in general?
If you are wondering about how we mark tests from our course at www.scottsenglish.com, in our Practice Labs we offer ‘Band 9 answers’ for Writing and Speaking with full and detailed explanations of why these answers are Band 9. Students have commented that the explanations are very helpful in understanding how to formulate their responses.
For writing, each paragraph is explained in detail. A system for starting your essay is also provided in our Resource Library which our students have called ‘ingenious’ – it works every time! For speaking, students listen to Band 9 responses and can read why the answer is of Band 9 standard.
We give individual, written feedback on 1 x Task 1 & 1 x Task 2 for Premium subscribers or you can purchase feedback for $19.99 (1 x Task 1 & 1 x Task 2). For more information about our course, be sure to check out our YouTube video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61VnguC-ts0.
If you are referring to the actual IELTS test, all tests are marked at the test centre where the exam is taken. It takes about 2 weeks to get your results.
We trust this information is helpful 
Re: I have done 2-3 spellings mistakes in ielts. Would it affect my score?
If you get the spelling of an answer wrong, you will be marked wrong.
Wrong spelling = no score
Re: answers in IELTS listening
Yes, you will get 10 minutes extra time to transfer your answers from the test booklet to the answer sheet.
All the best for your Listening test!
Re: Overview or Conclusion?
It doesn't matter where you put the summary. The key point is: you must have one. We believe that it makes most sense/is logical to put it at the end.
Hope this information is useful.
All the best for the big day!
Re: Request for remark?
The following links, we believe, will answer your questions:
1. Getting a test re-marked.
2. Entering wrong information on the IELTS Reading Answer sheet (True/False/Not Given).
Re: I want to ask what will be the time schedule for classes? Because i am working.
Scott's English Success has helped many thousands of students prepare for the IELTS test for over 10 years. Our website exists to thoroughly prepare you for the IELTS test. We offer an online classroom experience, a test Practice Lab (consisting of Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking practice tests) and a Resource Library for further practice of your skills. You can study at your own pace, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Once you have finished studying our course, we believe you will be well prepared to take the IELTS Academic or General Training Exam.
The following YouTube video will give you more information about our course: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=61VnguC-ts0.
We have designed our courses over several years and focus students on the key aspects of all four sections of the test. Our students tell us that our ‘Standard’ plan - $49.00 USD for 1 month and our ‘Premium’ plan - $89.00 USD for 2 months represent good value. Simply go to (http://www.scottsenglish.com/ielts/enrol_1.asp) and start preparing for IELTS success.
Whether you choose to study with us or not, we take this opportunity to wish you the very best for your IELTS test!
Re: printing out practice test?
In order to simulate exam conditions, you may print out one copy of our tests for personal use. However, you cannot download or save them at all.
All the best for your IELTS test!
Re: How can I be successful with all the question types of IELTS reading?
We have a number of practice reading 'mini tests' in the 'Reading' section.
Do you know all the different IELTS reading question types? If not have a look here.
We just added a new question try this one.
Of course, if you want a lot of practice reading tests, you might consider enrolling at www.scottsenglish.com
Re: IELTS Academic Task 1: Essential Vocabulary (Graphs)
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Once you have attempted writing the first two paragraphs, check the sample.
Note: before reading our answer, you should try to write your own using the information above. Once you have tried to write your own, read the first 2 paragraphs of our Task 1 response below:
It can be seen that from 2010 to 2012 there was a steady fall in the number of students studying full-time. However, from 2012 to 2013 there was a dramatic increase in full-time student numbers - rising from around 5 to 60. From this point, a significant fall to 40 followed by a slight increase can be seen. The downward trend is expected to continue, with numbers falling from 60 in 2013 to 15 by 2018. There will be a strong recovery from 2018 to 2019 with numbers rising to 50 and this number will remain stable until 2020.
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