Mastering IELTS Vocabulary Speaking Part 2 for Band 6 to 7 is an advanced, research-based course designed to help you achieve a confident and fluent performance in the IELTS Speaking test. This course is specifically tailored for learners who are targeting Band 6 to 7 and want to develop both the vocabulary and strategies required to answer Part 2 cue cards with depth, accuracy, and natural fluency.
In this course, you will explore a comprehensive range of high-utility vocabulary, collocations, and expressions across 20 real-world IELTS Speaking Part 2 topics, including describing people, places, objects, experiences, habits, media, journeys, technology, ambitions, and more. Each unit is structured to provide step-by-step tutorials on advanced vocabulary, grammar, and answer organization, followed by intensive practice sessions based on authentic IELTS cue cards.
Throughout your learning journey, you’ll:
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Build your word bank with detailed definitions, synonyms, and common phrases for every topic.
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Master the art of organizing your 2-minute response with logical structure and clear transitions.
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Learn storytelling devices, descriptive adjectives, and complex sentence patterns to impress examiners.
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Practice with high-scoring sample answers and self-assessment checklists designed for Band 6–7 criteria.
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Gain confidence in tackling any Speaking Part 2 topic, from personal stories and childhood memories to current issues and future ambitions.
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Receive expert tips for pronunciation, fluency, and coherence, as well as common mistakes to avoid at Band 6–7 level.
Each unit is broken into interactive tutorial lessons and real exam-style practice, ensuring you don’t just memorize vocabulary, but learn to use it flexibly and authentically. By the end of this course, you will be able to speak clearly and expressively about a wide range of topics, manage your time effectively, and demonstrate the lexical resource, grammatical range, and communication skills needed for a high IELTS Speaking score.
Who is this course for?
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Learners preparing for the IELTS Academic or General Training Speaking test aiming for Band 6–7.
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Students who want to systematically upgrade their vocabulary and oral fluency.
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Teachers seeking reliable materials for upper-intermediate to advanced Speaking classes.
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Anyone who wants to feel confident, spontaneous, and articulate when describing experiences, opinions, and stories in English.
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Curriculum
- 21 Sections
- 61 Lessons
- Lifetime
- Unit 1: Describing a PersonThis unit teaches you how to confidently describe a person in detail, focusing on vocabulary for physical appearance, personality traits, achievements, and influence. You’ll learn not just useful words, but also how to organize your answer to sound fluent and natural, as required for IELTS Speaking Part 2.3
- Unit 2: Describing a PlaceThis unit helps you develop the vocabulary and descriptive skills needed to vividly talk about places—whether it’s a city, your favorite restaurant, a historical building, or somewhere meaningful to you. You’ll learn how to set the scene and give sensory details to impress the examiner.3
- Unit 3: Describing an Object or PossessionThis unit focuses on equipping you with the vocabulary, structures, and strategies to talk about meaningful objects or possessions—such as gifts, heirlooms, gadgets, or personal items. You will learn how to describe the object in detail, explain its significance, and connect it to your personal life or values, just as the IELTS examiner expects at Band 6–7.3
- Unit 4: Describing an Event or ExperienceThis unit helps you develop the language and strategies needed to talk about a memorable event or experience—whether happy, exciting, challenging, or life-changing. You’ll learn advanced sequencing language, emotional vocabulary, and techniques for telling engaging stories that score highly in IELTS Speaking Part 2.3
- Unit 5: Describing a Habit or RoutineThis unit helps you express and expand on personal, social, or cultural habits and routines. You’ll develop the vocabulary, grammar, and fluency needed to describe what you do regularly, why you do it, and how these routines impact your life—an important area in IELTS Speaking Part 2 cue cards.3
- Unit 6: Describing a Book, Film, or TV ProgrammeThis unit gives you the language and organization to talk about books, films, or TV shows you’ve enjoyed or found meaningful. You’ll learn to describe stories, genres, characters, and personal impact—essential for impressing the examiner in IELTS Part 2.3
- Unit 7: Describing an Activity or HobbyThis unit equips you with the language and strategies needed to talk about your hobbies, interests, or any activities you enjoy in your free time. You will learn how to describe what you do, why you enjoy it, how you got started, and how it benefits your life—an essential skill for a wide range of IELTS Speaking Part 2 cue cards.3
- Unit 8: Describing a Festival or CelebrationThis unit prepares you to talk about festivals, holidays, or special occasions in your culture or personal life. You’ll learn to describe the background, traditions, atmosphere, and your personal experiences—important for fluency and cultural awareness in IELTS Speaking Part 2.3
- Unit 9: Describing a Problem and SolutionThis unit helps you develop the language and strategies needed to talk about a problem you faced and how you solved it—a frequent IELTS Speaking Part 2 topic. You’ll learn how to describe the situation, the challenge, steps taken, and the outcome using advanced vocabulary and logical sequencing.3
- Unit 10: Describing a Journey or TripThis unit builds your ability to talk about a journey or trip—whether for business, pleasure, or learning. You’ll learn advanced vocabulary for describing travel, destinations, experiences, and personal growth, which are frequent in IELTS Speaking Part 2.3
- Unit 11: Describing a Childhood MemoryThis unit helps you develop the language and confidence to talk about childhood memories—an engaging and personal topic often found in IELTS Speaking Part 2. You’ll learn how to vividly describe events, use past tenses correctly, and share your feelings and reflections about the experience.3
- Unit 12: Describing an Ambition or Future PlanThis unit prepares you to talk about your ambitions, dreams, or plans for the future—key areas for IELTS Part 2. You’ll learn vocabulary for describing goals, motivation, steps you’ll take, and how you feel about future possibilities.3
- Unit 13: Describing a Technological Device or AppThis unit prepares you to confidently describe a piece of technology or an application that you use or find interesting—a frequent topic in IELTS Speaking Part 2. You’ll learn how to discuss its features, uses, and impact on your daily life, as well as reflect on the broader effects of technology.3
- Unit 14: Describing a Piece of Art or MusicThis unit will help you talk about a work of art, a song, a piece of music, or a performance that has made an impression on you. You’ll gain the vocabulary and storytelling skills needed to express feelings, describe artistic features, and discuss the role of art or music in your life—an advanced topic for IELTS Part 2.3
- Unit 15: Describing a Building or LandmarkThis unit helps you confidently discuss important buildings or landmarks, either from your country or abroad—a common IELTS Speaking Part 2 topic. You’ll master the vocabulary for architectural features, historical context, and personal significance, and learn to deliver detailed, vivid descriptions.3
- Unit 16: Describing a Skill You Have LearnedThis unit develops your ability to talk about a new skill you have learned—academic, practical, or creative. You’ll learn the language of learning processes, describing difficulties, practice, and achievements, which are essential for high-scoring IELTS Speaking Part 2 answers.3
- Unit 17: Describing a Person Who Has Influenced YouThis unit focuses on giving you the language, organization, and storytelling techniques to talk about a person—famous or not—who has had a positive impact on your life. You’ll learn to describe their qualities, actions, and the ways they inspired or changed you, which is a high-frequency IELTS Part 2 topic.3
- Unit 18: Describing a Time You Helped SomeoneThis unit prepares you to discuss experiences of helping others, whether in a small everyday way or during a significant situation. You’ll gain vocabulary and structures to describe the context, your feelings, the actions you took, and the result—vital for demonstrating empathy and reflection in IELTS Part 2.3
- Unit 19: Describing a Difficult DecisionThis unit develops your ability to talk about a challenging or important decision—a topic that frequently appears in IELTS Speaking Part 2. You’ll learn vocabulary and expressions to describe the context, options, your reasoning, the process of choosing, and the impact of your decision.3
- Unit 20: Describing a Recent News Story or IssueThis unit prepares you to talk about current events, a news story, or an important issue—a great way to show awareness and higher-level vocabulary. You’ll learn how to summarize, express opinions, discuss causes and effects, and reflect on wider social relevance.3
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LingExam Language Academy
- 20 comprehensive units covering every major IELTS Speaking Part 2 topic
- Step-by-step tutorials on advanced vocabulary, collocations, and phrases
- Real exam-style cue card practice in every unit
- Sample Band 6–7 model answers with in-depth analysis
- Self-assessment checklists for progress tracking
- Practical tips for organization, fluency, and lexical range
- Guidance on pronunciation and avoiding common mistakes
- Flexible, self-paced lessons accessible anytime, anywhere
- IELTS candidates aiming for a Band 6 or 7 in the Speaking module
- Upper-intermediate and advanced English learners seeking to improve fluency
- Students preparing for Academic or General Training IELTS
- English teachers looking for advanced speaking and vocabulary materials
- Anyone who wants to communicate ideas and stories in English with greater confidence and precision
- Intermediate (B1+) or higher level of English proficiency
- Basic understanding of the IELTS Speaking test format
- Willingness to participate actively in speaking and vocabulary exercises
- Access to a notebook or digital device for practice and note-taking
- A quiet environment and a device with audio recording capability (optional, for practice)
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"The lessons were easy to follow and full of useful phrases for every type of cue card. The self-assessment tools were really helpful for tracking my progress. I felt prepared and calm during my IELTS Speaking test—and got Band 6.5!"
— Mariam Abdelrahman, Engineer, Egypt, IELTS Band 7.5
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