Ielts Express Intermediate Teacher Guide Pdf Torrent
Phillipp Schneeberger
IELTS Express is a two-level preparation course for students at the Intermediate (4-5.5) and Upper-intermediate (5.5-7) levels. IELTS-type tasks, with practice activities, provide students with the key skills, language, and confidence needed for exam success. Both books are an ideal choice for short preparation courses of 30-40 hours and can easily be extended for courses up to 90 hours.
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Galileo famously described the universe as a book written in a mathematical language, and this concept of mathematics as a universal language has never been more relevant in our technologically advanced and globalised world. As with any language, mathematics can be studied and enjoyed for its own sake, but it is also a powerful vehicle for transmitting ideas. On this course you will gain a thorough grounding in all the key concepts and methods of mathematics, which comprises 75% of the course, whilst honing your French language skills and gaining valuable cross-cultural perspectives under the guidance of our dynamic team of language specialists. We teach modern languages at beginner or advanced levels, depending on your previous experience.
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