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Life in the UK Test Course with IELTS Listening and Speaking

Name: Life in the UK Test Course with IELTS Listening and Speaking
Rating: 4.1 (48 reviews)

Citizenship Preparation Course with IELTS Life Skills at B1 Level (Updated for 2020)

Created byPaul Harrison, Isaac Fowowe, Alex Cannizzo, Gayle Hartley

Last updated 10/2018

English

What you'll learn

Know what the values and principles of the UK are
Understand what the UK is
Write and speak about British History: Early Britain
Write and speak about British History: The Romans
Write and speak about British History: The Anglo-Saxons
Speak with a better accent and more fluently
Understand the Life in the UK Test and its requirements
Understand IELTS Listening and Speaking Exam and its requirements

Course content

9 sections • 36 lectures • 6h 15m total length

Introduction to the Life in the UK Test3:11
Each Lesson follows the same format so it's easy to remember.

1.     First you study new vocabulary.

2.     Next you move to watch a lecture on a subject.

3.     Then you can read the Official Study Guide Text.

4.     Read key facts.

5.     After that you are ready to practice speaking. Watch and listen to your teacher's questions and repeat the answers together with them.

6.     Check that you understand the lesson and do a quiz.

7.     Finally, watch your teacher, listen to them and write at the same time.

The lessons are fast, easy to follow and will help you memorise the information and practise all four language skills.
Introduction to IELTS Life Skills Listening and Speaking1:59
Before we begin, answer these questions. Write the answers and then record your voice. If you would like to receive a personalised feedback please get in touch.
Tell me about your home towns or village:

what kind of place is it?
what’s the most interesting part of your town/village?
what kind of jobs do the people in your town/village do?
would you say it’s a good place to live? (why?)

Now, tell me about your accommodation:

tell me about the kind of accommodation you live in?
how long have you lived there?
what do you like about living there?
what sort of accommodation would you most like to live in?
Citizenship Ceremony1:55
Citizenship Ceremony
Download the worksheet. Then watch the video and answer the questions.
Engage

Vocabulary5:18
Vocabulary presentation
Watch the presentation and repeat words when prompted. During questions and answers part, repeat the answers with the teacher,
The values and principles of the UK - Presentation4:03
Watch the presentation and then read the official study guide so you are ready to practice speaking and writing next.

British society is founded on fundamental values and principles which all those living in the UK should respect and support.

The fundamental principles of British society include:
democracy
the rule of law
individual liberty
tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs
participation in community life.
Official Study Guide Text6:16
Original text from the Government handbook Life in the UK: A journey to citizenship
Speaking Practice9:19
Listening, Speaking and Reading Practice

Watch and listen to each question. Then repeat the answer together with your teacher. Next, you can look at questions and answers available in downloadable material section and practise the lesson again. This will help you remember information and it will improve your listening, speaking and reading skills.
Writing Practice7:23
Dictation - REMEMBER do download the script from downloadable materials from Speaking Practice
Listen and write. Do not stop the recording. If you are unsure of the spelling of the word just write the best you can. Then look at the script from downloadable section and correct all spelling mistakes.
Write down all words you have just corrected and write one sentence with each word. REMEMBER, you can send us your answers so we can give you feedback.
Life in the UK Test Exam Practice

What is the UK? - Presentation2:36
What is the UK? - Presentation

Watch the presentation and then read the official study guide so you are ready to practice speaking and writing next.
Official Study Guide Text0:51
Original text from the Government handbook Life in the UK: A journey to citizenship
Speaking practice5:19
Listening, Speaking and Reading Practice

Watch and listen to each question. Then repeat the answer together with your teacher. Next, you can look at questions and answers available in downloadable material section and practise the lesson again. This will help you remember information and it will improve your listening, speaking and reading skills.
Writing Practice7:27
Dictation - REMEMBER do download the script from downloadable materials from Speaking Practice

Listen and write. Do not stop the recording. If you are unsure of the spelling of the word just write the best you can. Then look at the script from downloadable section and correct all spelling mistakes.

Write down all words you have just corrected and write one sentence with each word. REMEMBER, you can send us your answers so we can give you feedback.
Life in the UK Test Exam Practice

Vocabulary1:36
Vocabulary quiz
British History: Early Britain - Presentation3:46
Watch the presentation and then read the official study guide so you are ready to practice speaking and writing next.
The first people to live in Britain were hunter-gatherers, in what we call the Stone Age. For much of the Stone Age, Britain was connected to the continent by a land bridge. People came and went following the herds of deer and horses which they hunted. Britain only became permanently separated from the continent by the Channel about 10,000 years ago.
Official Study Guide Text1:39
Original text from the Government handbook Life in the UK: A journey to citizenship
Speaking Practice4:13
Listening, Speaking and Reading Practice

Watch and listen to each question. Then repeat the answer together with your teacher. Next, you can look at questions and answers available in downloadable material section and practise the lesson again. This will help you remember information and it will improve your listening, speaking and reading skills.
Writing Practice3:40
Dictation - REMEMBER do download the script from downloadable materials from Speaking Practice

Listen and write. Do not stop the recording. If you are unsure of the spelling of the word just write the best you can. Then look at the script from downloadable section and correct all spelling mistakes.

Write down all words you have just corrected and write one sentence with each word. REMEMBER, you can send us your answers so we can give you feedback.
Life in the UK Test Exam Practice
Vocabulary0:11
Write what you think these words mean and then check in an online dictionary to see if you were right.
British History: The Romans - Presentation5:00
Watch the presentation and then read the official study guide so you are ready to practice speaking and writing next.
Julius Caesar led a Roman invasion of Britain in 55BC. This was unsuccessful and for nearly 100 years Britain remained separate from the Roman Empire. In AD 43 the Emperor Claudius led the Roman army in a new invasion.
Official Study Guide Text0:59
Original text from the Government handbook Life in the UK: A journey to citizenship
Speaking Practice5:17
Listening, Speaking and Reading Practice

Watch and listen to each question. Then repeat the answer together with your teacher. Next, you can look at questions and answers available in downloadable material section and practise the lesson again. This will help you remember information and it will improve your listening, speaking and reading skills.
Writing practice7:10
Dictation - REMEMBER do download the script from downloadable materials from Speaking Practice

Listen and write. Do not stop the recording. If you are unsure of the spelling of the word just write the best you can. Then look at the script from downloadable section and correct all spelling mistakes.

Write down all words you have just corrected and write one sentence with each word. REMEMBER, you can send us your answers so we can give you feedback.
Life in the UK Test Exam Practice
Vocabulary0:10
British History: The Anglo-Saxons - Presentation3:25
Watch the presentation and then read the official study guide so you are ready to practice speaking and writing next.
The Roman army left Britain in AD 410 to defend other parts of the Roman Empire and never returned. Britain was again invaded by tribes from northern Europe: the Jutes, the Angles and the Saxons.
Official Study Guide Text1:02
Original text from the Government handbook Life in the UK: A journey to citizenship
Speaking Practice3:54
Listening, Speaking and Reading Practice
Watch and listen to each question. Then repeat the answer together with your teacher. Next, you can look at questions and answers available in downloadable material section and practise the lesson again. This will help you remember information and it will improve your listening, speaking and reading skills.
Writing Practice7:47
Dictation - REMEMBER do download the script from downloadable materials from Speaking Practice

Listen and write. Do not stop the recording. If you are unsure of the spelling of the word just write the best you can. Then look at the script from downloadable section and correct all spelling mistakes.

Write down all words you have just corrected and write one sentence with each word. REMEMBER, you can send us your answers so we can give you feedback.
Life in the UK Test Exam Practice

Requirements

You just need a computer or mobile device and Internet access.

Description

UPDATE 2020: Full access to extra 5 hours of new lectures giving you a complete solution to the Life in the Uk Test

To become a British citizen, you must pass the Life in the UK Test.

1 in 3 immigrants fail the test. This unique course is guaranteed to help you pass the test.

In this introduction course you will gain new knowledge which will help you prepare for the tests.

What topics will you cover?

The values and principles of the UK
What is the UK
British History
Modern Britain
The UK government, the law and your role

What will you achieve?

Understand the knowledge necessary to pass the test
Prepare for the test
Learn new vocabulary
Improve Speaking, Listening and Writing

Who is the course for?

This course is for anyone preparing for IELTS Listening and Speaking and the Life in the UK Test. It's useful to anyone who would like to improve English and learn about British values, history and traditions.

With this course you will learn new words and gain knowledge. And with premium video tutorials, you will memorise the information quicker. Plus you get to practice with real teachers your listening and speaking skills. Remember, the secret of success is to repeat, repeat and repeat.

You will also get FREE access to the Official Study Guide text.

This course will also help you improve your writing. By following a series of video dictations, you will better remember the knowledge necessary to pass the test.

METHODOLOGY (a secret to your success)

Direct Method Guaranteed results, fast progress and immediate speaking – these are just few reasons why you should start learning English with Say OK now.

What is more – you will get an exclusive UNLIMITED access to for you to use 24/7 from the warmth of your home.

Why do we use the Direct Method? From our knowledge and experience of the Direct Method, we can assure you that it is the quickest and the most reliable method of teaching English and remembering new information.

What is it? It is a direct method created specifically to enhance your comprehension and speaking abilities in a pleasant but intensive atmosphere. The question-answer format of the lesson ensures that you are actively involved in hearing and using the language to a maximum. The teacher keeps the lesson moving swiftly in order that you learn to understand English at its natural spoken speed.

Speed is essential: A language is normally spoken at 180 words per minute. Say OK Online School teachers speak to the student at about 240 words per minute in order to make it easy for the student to understand English outside the classroom. Do not think: A language reflex comes from the mouth and not the brain. The student must learn to speak and understand without thinking.

Mechanical repetition: A quick reflex can only be developed by mechanical repetition.

The more you repeat, the quicker you finish: If the student repeats everything many times, he will finish his studies much more quickly.

Dictations: The dictations in the Method consist of themed passages, which cover all the recently learned vocabulary.

Certificate: At the end of the course, each student obtains a Completion Certificate.

Who this course is for:

Anyone who wants to learn about British values, history and traditions and improve their English.
Students preparing for the Life in the UK Test
Students preparing for IELTS BAND 6-7 Listening and Speaking
Anyone who wants to practice Listening, Speaking, Reading and Writing Skills in English
Students preparing for British citizenship exam

Life in the UK Test Course with IELTS Listening and Speaking

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Course content

Life in the UK Test Course with IELTS Skills3 lectures • 7min

Each Lesson follows the same format so it's easy to remember.

The values and principles of the UK5 lectures • 32min

What is the UK?4 lectures • 16min

British History - Introduction15 lectures • 50min

British History: The Middle Ages, The Tudors and Stuarts1 lecture • 1hr 15min

British History: A global power, The 20th century and Britain since 19451 lecture • 1hr 5min

A modern, thriving society1 lecture • 56min

The UK government, the law and your role.1 lecture • 31min

Revision5 lectures • 42min

Requirements

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