
Learn how the PTE test works as a computerized exam at an authorized test center, with four modules and passport verification, in a session lasting up to 2 hours 30 minutes.
Learn the PTE speaking rules: mind the three-second silence, position the microphone to avoid breathing noise, and craft a 30-second personal introduction with name, date of birth, origin, and purpose.
A ne w shorter PTE format will be effective from the 16th of November 2021. The test format is the same as before only some test items have been reduced in numbers and an optional section has been deleted.
All those candidates who sit the PTE test for the first time express their shock at how noisy and loud some of the candidates, and on the whole, the whole exam room can be. This could affect your performance if you do not prepare yourself for it. This video will help you to prepare yourself for learning how to only mind your own performance and not others.
By the way, some PTE test centers' supervisors might come to every candidate and ask them to keep their voice down. Just give the person a thumb-up and keep doing what you were doing.
Just a reminder that during the speaking section, speak a little louder than your normal voice. Do NOT shout!
Good luck!
Try to apply the RA strategies in the following 20 Read Aloud question samples.
Ask for two or three spare markers at the start, check the nips, and doodle on the booklet to prevent marker drying while waiting for the question.
Explore how the repeat sentence item works in PTE speaking test, where you repeat a recorded sentence with no preparation, guided by blue progress bar and three seconds silence rule.
Analyze health implications of overeating and the role of nutrition in science, while engaging with university life topics from timetables and student cards to guest lectures and research evidence.
Master PTE speaking with RS practice 2 by rehearsing concise responses to diverse prompts—from sleep and university life to technology, climate change, and everyday scenarios.
Master the describe image task in PTE speaking by memorizing a four-sentence template, using all image details and colors, and practicing 25 seconds of prep with 40 seconds of recording.
Develop DI practice by analyzing a black-and-white past London image versus a colored modern tech scene to learn how visuals convey facts and figures affecting transportation and daily life.
Learn how Joseph Lister introduced antiseptic techniques, carbolic acid, and aseptic wound care, influenced by Louis Pasteur, and discover practical Rita lecture strategies for PTE speaking.
Examine how talent drives branding and leadership, the growth mindset behind skill and learning, and how air pollution trends, epigenetics, and policy shifts shape health and urban life.
Learn the answer short questions section of the PTE speaking test, deliver one word, sometimes two words, within three seconds, and practice the first 100 short questions to boost scores.
Develop vocabulary and general knowledge for pte speaking through rapid questions on candle wick, milk, water, camera, fonts, headlines, weather, money, probability, wood, keyboard, alarm clock, and pandas.
Three students plan a sustainability project, assign roles for visuals, slides, and research, confirm deadlines, practice, and consider reuse of prior work to ensure a polished presentation.
Develop skills to respond to a situation in PTE speaking by crafting a polite email requesting a one-week extension due to illness, addressed to a professor.
All 5 sections of the PTE Speaking module will be taught with templates, examples, and my sample answers with some exercises for you to hone your newly learnt templates. If you follow my templates and instructions, you will easily get 79+ in your PTE speaking test like the 3000 students who have had their face-to-face and/or online trainings with me and got their desired scores.
Taking part in an English proficiency test such as IELTS or PTE is not always about knowing English. You first need to know how the test works by getting trained by professionals, then do some mock tests, and finally sit the real test. No matter what your English proficiency level is, you always need to know the tips and hints of a test in order to be able to successfully smash it. I have had a couple of English native speakers in my classes and they sat the PTE test without any preparations and classes and then to their surprise, they got 50 for their speaking skill.
On the other hand, a large number of non-English background students with different levels of proficiency got a score of+79 after they got familiar with the test and learned how to respond to different sections of the test.
And as you know, speaking is one of the skills that most students struggle in getting a high score in their PTE test and, of course, everyone’s problem is the Repeat sentence section. This is because the Repeat Sentence questions alone contribute a total of 50 points to Speaking and Listening modules combined.
In this course, I will teach you an easy method which enables you to repeat all the repeat sentence questions regardless of how long they are and definitely improve your speaking score. This method has nothing to do with memory techniques and mental gymnastics.