IELTS Listening - Section 1 - Day 22
Day 22: Volunteer Programme Registration
This IELTS-style listening practice focuses on volunteer registration forms, programme choice, role, start date, training time, weekly hours, surname spelling, date of birth, email username, phone number, and reference code.
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 volunteer registration form below.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Volunteer Programme Registration
1. Programme area: __________
2. Volunteer role: __________ assistant
3. Start date: 11 __________
4. Training time: __________
5. Weekly hours: __________
Questions 6-10
Complete the applicant details below.
Write ONE WORD AND/OR A NUMBER for each answer.
Applicant Details
6. Applicant surname: __________
7. Date of birth: 3 __________ 2006
8. Email username: __________
9. Phone number: 07418 __________
10. Registration reference: __________
Answer Key and Review
1. library
2. reading
3. August
4. 10:30
5. 4
6. Sarah
7. May
8. sara.h22
9. 509 332
10. V7416
Distractor Explanation
- The applicant first asks about hospital volunteering, but registers for the library programme.
- Events assistant is mentioned first, but the confirmed role is reading assistant.
- 9:30 is mentioned first, but the final training time is 10:30.
- The surname is Sarah with an H, but the email username is sara.h22 without an H after Sara.
Review Focus
- Did you avoid writing the full programme?
- Did you catch the final volunteer role?
- Did you separate the surname from the email username?
- Did you write the confirmed training time?
Transcript
Day 22 IELTS Listening Practice - Section 1
Topic: Volunteer Programme Registration
Coordinator: Good morning. Community volunteer office. How can I help?
Applicant: Hello. I would like to register for a volunteer programme.
Coordinator: Certainly. Which area are you interested in?
Applicant: I was hoping to volunteer at the hospital.
Coordinator: The hospital programme is full until September, but we have places in the library programme.
Applicant: The library programme sounds useful. I can do that.
Coordinator: Good. We have two roles: events assistant and reading assistant.
Applicant: Events assistant sounds interesting.
Coordinator: Events assistant is mostly evenings. You said on the form that you prefer daytime work.
Applicant: Yes, daytime is better.
Coordinator: Then reading assistant would suit you.
Applicant: Reading assistant is fine.
Coordinator: The next start date is the eleventh of August.
Applicant: 11 August. That works.
Coordinator: Training is usually at 9:30.
Applicant: I have a college class at nine.
Coordinator: In that case, there is a second training session at 10:30.
Applicant: 10:30 is better.
Coordinator: Volunteers usually work four hours a week.
Applicant: Four hours is fine.
Coordinator: May I have your surname, please?
Applicant: Sarah.
Coordinator: Is that S A R A?
Applicant: No, Sarah with an H at the end. S A R A H.
Coordinator: Thank you. What is your date of birth?
Applicant: The third of May, 2006.
Coordinator: 3 May 2006.
Applicant: Correct.
Coordinator: And your email username?
Applicant: It is sara dot h twenty-two.
Coordinator: So that is S A R A dot H two two?
Applicant: Yes, sara.h22.
Coordinator: Could I take your phone number?
Applicant: It is zero seven four one eight, five zero nine, three three two.
Coordinator: Let me repeat that: 07418 509 332.
Applicant: Yes, that is correct.
Coordinator: Your registration reference is V seven four one six.
Applicant: V7416?
Coordinator: Correct. Please bring photo ID to the training session.
Applicant: I will. Thank you.
Coordinator: You are welcome. Goodbye.
Applicant: Goodbye.
For registration forms, do not trust the first option. Write the final accepted programme, role, spelling, time, and contact details.
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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