At the beginning, I signed up for an IELTS training class and talked about some introductory skills and test questions. The whole journey lasts for 30 days, with classes every day and no rest. Because my class can take classes in cycles, I took part in the second class selectively.
The first is listening. This is a common headache for test ducks. At first, they practice with the teacher, who will introduce some skills, such as listening to key words, and so on. After class together, I will practice at home, mainly listening to the so-called "Cambridge IELTS true questions", called Jian 1- Jian 6. In the last week, I will surprise the words that often appear in IELTS listening. Or if you have a poor foundation and are pressed for time, you can recite the machine classics.
Second, reading. I don't have much experience in this field, and I haven't practiced much. But listening to others say this depends on your vocabulary and some skills.
The other is writing. Some people say that there will be templates, but many teachers don't recommend using them. Because there are too many templates, examiners are prone to "aesthetic fatigue" and will be disgusted. You can write it yourself and ask the teacher to grade and correct it for you. The improvement of composition is to write more and pay attention to time. Because you have to write two compositions within 1 hour during the exam, one is a small composition (about 150 words) and the other is a big composition (about 250 words), which will be told to you in the IELTS training class you applied for.
Finally, spoken English. When I practice, I look in the mirror and practice according to the prediction. There should be interaction with the examiner during the exam. I mean, you can think of the oral exam as a conversation when you meet an old foreign friend. Some people say it's an interview, and I think you will be nervous. It's easy to face in the exam. Then express what you want to express fluently and clearly. The last thing to remember is to smile. Let the examiner feel your sincerity when you talk to her. In the second part, many people will recite some templates, which I think is not good. Many people don't recommend this either. If the examiner sees you reciting, then your score will not be high.
In the process of learning, you can go to "Worry-Free IELTS Network" or 3g IELTS Network, which has everything on it, and there are some successful introductions of people with high scores for your reference.
Finally, I hope you can pass the exam and get ideal results.