Bật Mí Phương Pháp Học Tiếng Anh Giúp Chàng Sinh Viên Đạt 6.5 IELTS Chỉ Trong 6 Tháng

The 6-step learning method can help you get a lot of information when you connect the words together. After I got access to the automatic listening method, I can now listen to foreign people's podcasts and listen to music as well as foreign people talking to each other. I think this method is very useful for me. Hello everyone! Today, YSL is very happy to introduce you to the person who has just reached the top in the first round of IELTS. Please introduce yourself. My name is Do Ho Thanh. I am a senior at Da Nang University of Economics. I have completed IELTS 1 and IELTS 2 in 6 months. I have just reached 6.5 in the first round of IELTS. Congratulations! First of all, could you please tell us a little bit about your experience on the exam day, your feeling, your preparation for the exam? For example, how was your speaking or writing section? So basically, I didn't have so much experience on the IELTS because like everyone, this was the first time I took part in the IELTS exam. So maybe I was a little bit nervous before the test day, but eventually, I passed the test and luckily, I got 6.5 overall. So now, let's talk a little bit about your experience in burning IELTS. So how did you prepare for the full skill? Could you please share it for the audience? So I think before taking the IELTS exam, you have to acquire a lot of vocabulary in order to pass the test. Because when you have a lot of vocabulary, you will have the ability to listen really fully and understand. And besides that, your writing and your speaking also improve as well, I think. So it's important that you just practice and learn as much vocabulary as possible. So out of 4 skills, I can see that you have quite a high score in reading and writing. Could you please share with us some of your experiences in reading and writing? I think when it comes to reading and writing, you just need to have enough vocabulary or vocabulary to be able to write. You can read it online, or you can read it in foreign websites such as the BBC or the newspaper. So you can learn the vocabulary as well as how to write and how to apply it in writing. So I think it's a very promising way to do well in reading and writing. So before, what were your skills like? When I was in the 2nd and 3rd year of high school, you could call me a native English speaker. I mostly studied English in school just to deal with the tests. But when I went to the University of Economics, English became an important part of my life. And I couldn't learn how to deal with it. So I just started looking for a job and I signed up for the IELTS of Wild League. And since then, I've learned a lot more about IELTS. Now, can you share with us how you feel after studying IELTS at Wild League? First of all, the 6-step learning method and the automatic learning method. Does it help you learn faster and do you feel more confident? Yes, I think so. Because the 6-step learning method can help you have a lot of vocabulary. When you connect the words together, you can put in a lot of vocabulary to help with reading and writing. What about the automatic learning method? Does it help you listen better? Yes, it does. After learning the automatic learning method, I can listen to foreign people's podcasts. And I can listen to foreign people talking to each other. So I think this method is very useful. What about your teacher? Did your teacher encourage you to study? Yes, of course. I have a good memory with Ms. Tram and Ms. Ngoc Anh. They helped me a lot with speaking and other skills. What about the learning environment here? Did you receive any support from the advisory board and the student body? Yes, every time I finish a course, the students always help me. They always send me documents and ask me how I do my homework. So I think it's very good. There are a lot of documents here that can help you study. You can not only study now, but you can also use these documents later. What about your future plans? Will it help you in the future? Of course it will. But for now, I will focus on finishing my graduation first. For my future plans, I think I can apply to English-speaking centers or multinational corporations to work in foreign environments. I think that's my biggest goal. The last question I want to ask you is Do you have any tips or advice for the audience who are probably learning IELTS and preparing for the upcoming IELTS exam? I mean, there is no shortcut to becoming successful. So be disciplined with your schedule and stick to your schedule day by day and learn day by day. So in order to give you a little bit of tips, just maybe practice a lot. For reading, read a lot. And speaking, speak a lot. Because only that way you can be smarter on these skills. So that's what I can tell you about my experience and my tips. So I hope that can help you guys. And finally, do you have anything you want to say to the teachers who taught you in the last two classes, as well as to the YCNIC center? I would like to say thank you to the teachers who have always helped me during the learning process as well as reminding me to study. Although sometimes I don't do it. And one last thing, I wish the YCNIC center to develop and have good students who will be successful in the future. Thank you, Quan Thanh, for coming to the interview today. And on behalf of the YCNIC center, I wish you good health to achieve your goals in the future. And now, bye bye!