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MILLENNIUM CAREER CONSULTANTS POWERFUL CUE CARDS QUESTION TYPES WITH SIMPLE ANSWER IELTS BOOKLET: 1 Cue card: 1 UNIVERSITY CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS You have just arrived at a new university. It is orientation week and you want to know about the different clubs and associations you can join. Your examiner is a student union representative. Ask the examiner about: types of clubs, meeting times, benefits, costs  Solution: Oh well, I heard about you that you are sitting at the chair of student representative and dedicated to guide students for various issues. I am new to this university and this culture. As the orientation week is going on and I just want to know about the kinds of clubs that are available in university to join. I love extra-curricular activities as they develop the student holistically. (Then his answer) Thank you for opening my eyes towards the knowledge of types of clubs available here. To ensure the smooth functioning of these clubs a proper meeting s

POWERFUL NOTES ON WRITING TASK 1 B1T1TASK1 SOLUTION Out of given two illustrative charts, the first one is telling us the possible reasons for adults to go for further study and the second one is revealing the idea of its cost like how it should be shared. Primary reasons for adults to study are they want to gain qualification along with they are keenly interested in subjects, and then they choose to study. Several other reasons are also there like it provides help in current job, adds opportunities of promotions and somewhere they enjoy the learning phenomenon, these three factors attract almost equal proportion of students towards themselves. Comparatively, a small percentage of adults also decide to study because they want to meet new people and they want to make themselves able to change their current job. The concept of sharing the cost of adult education is quite interesting because as per it, cost’s 40% should come from student’s side and 35% should come from emplo