What is the difference between spoken English class and IELTS Class?

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spoken english is to learn basic english who are not fluent and doesnot know the usage of language, but IELTS is for testing your proficiency grammar usage and communication skills which is required for applying to the higher education institutes
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In spken english a complete english is taught to you but in IELTS only criteria for attempting four modules is taught.
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Spoken English will help you prepare for English. IELTS stands for International English Language Testing System - a test which lets you prove your English proficiency to work or study abroad.
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In a spoken English class you improve your English fluency and spoken English skills. Whereas IELTS is an exam conducted to test your proficiency in all four areas of English - speaking, listening, reading and writing and if you score well you can migrate to an English speaking country either for a non-technical...
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In a spoken English class you improve your English fluency and spoken English skills. Whereas IELTS is an exam conducted to test your proficiency in all four areas of English - speaking, listening, reading and writing and if you score well you can migrate to an English speaking country either for a non-technical job or for higher studies. read less
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In spoken english you taught only about english but in ielts you come to know about the four modules of ielts- reading,listening,writing and speaking which is compulsory to migrate in English language country.
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Spoken English is where u learn like Indian english language whereas IELTS IS FOREIGN English accent u have to learn.
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Spoken English gives you command over the language verbally. ...While ielts covers all areas of the language. ..like reading listening speaking and writing.
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IELTS is an exam to prove your proficiency in English. It is given by people who are willing to move to countries where English is a main language. Spoke English Classes are just a way to enable you to speak better English.
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