IELTS Listening - Section 1 - Day 13
Day 13: Language School Enquiry
This IELTS-style listening practice focuses on course type, student level, start date, class time, course length, fees, school address, phone numbers, and enquiry references.
Practice Method
- Listen once without pausing.
- Answer Questions 1-10 while listening.
- Check the answer key only after finishing.
- Replay the difficult parts.
- Read the transcript after you try the questions.
- Write one mistake to fix in your next practice.
Questions
Listen to the audio and answer Questions 1-10.
Questions 1-5
Complete the language school enquiry notes below.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Language School Enquiry
1. Course type: exam __________
2. Student level: __________
3. Start date: 7 __________
4. Class time: __________
5. Course length: __________ weeks
Questions 6-10
Complete the student details below.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Student Details
6. Course fee: __________ pounds
7. School address: 18 __________ Street
8. Student surname: __________
9. Phone number: 07740 __________
10. Enquiry reference: __________
Answer Key and Review
1. preparation
2. intermediate
3. July
4. 6:30
5. 8
6. 240
7. Bridge
8. Rahman
9. 582 119
10. E3174
Distractor Explanation
- The student first asks about general English, but chooses exam preparation.
- Monday is mentioned first, but the course starts on Tuesday 7 July.
- The old class time was 6:00, but the current class time is 6:30.
- The full fee is 260 pounds, but the early payment fee is 240 pounds.
Review Focus
- Did you write the final course type?
- Did you avoid the rejected Monday start?
- Did you catch the updated class time?
- Did you choose the discounted fee?
Transcript
Day 13 IELTS Listening Practice - Section 1
Topic: Language School Enquiry
Advisor: Good afternoon. Northbridge Language School. How can I help?
Student: Hello. I want to ask about English courses for this summer.
Advisor: Certainly. Are you looking for general English or exam preparation?
Student: I was thinking about general English, but I need a course to help with IELTS later.
Advisor: In that case, exam preparation would be better.
Student: Yes, exam preparation sounds right.
Advisor: What is your current English level?
Student: I think I am pre-intermediate.
Advisor: Have you studied in English before?
Student: Yes, I completed an intermediate class last month.
Advisor: Then I will put your level as intermediate.
Student: Okay, intermediate.
Advisor: The next course starts in July.
Student: Is it Monday the sixth?
Advisor: No, that course is full. The available class starts on Tuesday the seventh of July.
Student: Tuesday the seventh of July. Good.
Advisor: The class is in the evening.
Student: What time does it start?
Advisor: It used to start at six, but this term it starts at six thirty.
Student: So 6:30.
Advisor: Yes, 6:30. The course lasts eight weeks.
Student: Eight weeks. And how much is the fee?
Advisor: The normal fee is two hundred and sixty pounds, but if you pay this week it is two hundred and forty.
Student: I can pay this week, so 240 pounds.
Advisor: Good. The school is at 18 Bridge Street.
Student: Did you say Briggs Street?
Advisor: No, Bridge Street. B R I D G E.
Student: Thank you. Can I reserve a place?
Advisor: Yes. May I have your full name?
Student: My name is Omar Rahman.
Advisor: Could you spell your surname?
Student: Rahman. R A H M A N.
Advisor: Thank you. And your phone number?
Student: It is zero seven seven four zero, five eight two, double one nine.
Advisor: Let me repeat that: 07740 582 119.
Student: Yes, that is correct.
Advisor: Your enquiry reference is E three one seven four.
Student: E3174.
Advisor: Correct. Please use that reference if you contact us again.
Student: I will. Thank you for your help.
Advisor: You are welcome. Goodbye.
Student: Goodbye.
When the speaker changes from a general option to a more specific course, write the final confirmed course, not the first course mentioned.
This IELTS-style educational practice is created by IELTS Booster Lab. It is not official IELTS material and is not affiliated with IELTS, British Council, IDP, Cambridge, or any official IELTS partner.
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