School & Education: IELTS Speaking Part 3 Model Answer

Updated On Aug 02, 2022

School & Education: IELTS Speaking Part 3 Model Answer

Contents

1 Speaking Part 3
- 1.1 Vocabulary

In IELTS Speaking Part 3, to answer IELTS examiner’s questions in a natural and fluent way, you should focus on one idea only and then expand that idea into a long meaningful sentence using grammar patterns and vocabulary, which can help you get Band 8.0+ for IELTS Speaking.

Let’s practice it with some easy questions about an essential topic: School & Education.

Speaking Part 3

1 What courses/subjects you think will be added in your high school?

Rather than adding more courses, I think most of those we already have will become electives. Students in my country are already studying too many subjects, most of which they have no interest in. When I was in school, I had 13 mandatory subjects, and I can’t recall what I learned in half of them.

2 What courses/subjects will be helpful in future work?

I think classes on foreign languages and intercultural communication will be useful. The world is becoming more and more globalized, so being able to speak at least one foreign language will help people find work in the job market. As for intercultural communication, knowledge about cultural norms and the ways in which people think and interpret messages will prevent miscommunication.

3 What do students do after school in your country?

Students in my country usually take extra classes after school, which are often taught by their own teachers or private tutors. If students do not have classes, many of them hang out with friends in the afternoon before going home to have dinner and do their homework.

4 Do you think students should choose subjects they like?

To a certain extent, yes. I think subjects like Math, Reading, and at least one Foreign Language should be compulsory for all. Other subjects such as Arts and Music should be optional, as I think few students intend to work in the creative industry or see it as a viable career path.

5 Can the students in your country choose their favorite subjects?

No. The subjects students learn are all dictated by the Ministry of Education. In my experience, all students have at least one subject they detest. Many subjects students want to learn aren’t even available.

6 According to you, what will school be like in the future?

I think the schools in the future will focus more on application of fundamental concepts to real-world problems instead of plain rote learning. I also think – and hope – that there will be a greater emphasis on the all-round development of the student as an individual.

Vocabulary

Mandatory: Compulsory
Eg: Applying for the exam is mandatory.
Miscommunication: Problem created due to lack of communication
Eg: I am writing it down to avoid miscommunication
Emphasis: Pressurising
Eg: She emphasized on getting a job as a waitress.