A table worksheet where students are given a list of case studies to research, make notes on what happened and then try to link to any of the Biological theories covered in Unit 2 of Criminology.

This booklet should last 3-6 lessons. It features top tips for doing well in the exam, useful vocabulary, sample questions and answers for Writing Tasks 1 and 2. Contents: General tips for the writing exam parts 1 and 2 classifying ideas Process Diagrams - grammar, phrases and practices Exercises sentence structure Grammar and language for process diagrams Sample Essay questions Connectives Writing introductions Writing exercises for tasks 1 and 2 Problem /solution essays Forming the passive Model answers Grammar/prepositions Prepositions Peer assessment tasks Grammar for line graphs Task 1 and 2 Model answers Language for line graphs Checklist for IELTS writing Question types and structures Example structures Planning an answer

A ‘getting to know you’ activity as well as useful tips on settling into a new location and advice from previous students.

A reading article, vocabulary check and picture match activities with teacher’s answers included.

A fun quiz on power-point with accompanying worksheet for an induction activity to welcome international students or as part of covering a food topic.

A plan for a year of teaching 3x lessons per week including ideas for topics, homework and assessments. This is a homework and assessment schedule - not a detailed scheme of work.

This is a lesson’s worth of resources covering the topic of music and potential questions which could come up in the IELTS Speaking and Writing exams. It also has a listening practice using a BBC documentary with the YouTube link included and a worksheet of questions for the documentary. Vocabulary skills activity and sample answers to the practice IELTS essay question included.

A power-point with worksheets (differentiated materials) to deliver an introductory lesson to the IELTS Listening exam, looking at key skills, key terms and giving the students a practice (using one of the Cambridge sample papers).

Four IELTS Writing task 1 sample answers and three task 2 sample answers to complement Cambridge IELTS Book 9 Test 2. It is a good task for the students to work on their own self-assessment skills, looking for positive/negative points and helping them to compare to their own work. Could then lead the students to do a peer-assessment swap of their own work.

A power-point and worksheet for a team activity based on the Christmas topic for International students.

A list of the most common words heard in the IELTS listening exams categorised by common topics.

Sample questions with suggestions for planning an answer, tips on what to do/what not to do and short sample answers for the students think about preparing their own practice answers.

A complete lesson with differentiated tasks for lower/higher ability learners focusing on the topic of Fashion and Beauty. Resources include power-point, discussion questions, IELTS Speaking practice, IELTS Listening practice and IELTS reading practice with vocabulary focus and option to complete a writing task.

Some practice questions (with images) and sample answers for students to do some assessment work and encourage peer/self-assessment. Activities for preparing for the process diagram question in IELTS Writing task 1.

This assessment covers Learning Outcome 4 (ACs 4.1-4.3) with two scenarios for the students to work from, 8 questions and a total of 50 marks. It also includes a mark scheme.

A blank template and three exemplars covering the police, the CPS and the judiciary for students to put together a revision sheet of each agency covering the key points of aims, objectives, philosophy, funding and working practices.

A useful checklist with information on key points to include, possible case studies to reference, campaigns to reference and advice on structuring answers.

A range of activities to get the students talking, thinking about their use of grammar, expanding their lexical resource for common IELTS Speaking exam topics as well as links to other useful sites for students to practise their own examiner skills by listening to samples and assessing them. Activities to improve vocabulary, including high level lexical resource such as discourse markers, and give the students opportunities to practise the important Part 2 section.

Three quizzes covering LO1 (ACs 1.1-1.3) for Unit 4 of Criminology, answers are included at the end of each quiz and can be cut and pasted into a separate document before giving to students. Could use these questions in Forms format by copying them in too.