The adage that says “dress for the job you want, not the job you have” might have had its roots in the perception that appearance affects performance. Many studies have shown that your physical appearance, including but not limited to the clothes you wear, can affect your physical and mental well-being. While the IELTS course is not a job per se, doing well in the IELTS can very much feel like performing well in the office.

A study in 2015, published in the Social Psychological and Personality Science shows that formal or business attire increases abstract thinking and creativity. In 2014, in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, subjects who dressed up were more successful in deals and had higher levels of testosterone.

Whether dressing up for your everyday work or preparing for that life-changing exam, here are three easy-to-remember (and to follow!) tips that can ensure you’re dressed to “kill” the IELTS.

Posted on 10:58 AM by Anonymous

When you are about to take the IELTS test, you should always consider getting a review course from an IELTS review center. There are lots of test candidates who failed to reach their target scores in the IELTS test because of the lack of preparation for the examination. Some candidates choose to do a self-review relying on books and review materials that are readily available online. However, the amount of knowledge gained from a review center for the IELTS is incomparable with self-studying.

Posted on 6:38 PM by Anonymous