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BEST IELTS Speaking Interview, 23rd November
IELTS SPEAKING INTERVIEW
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PART – 1 INTRO
What is your full name?
My name is Rajendra Kumar.
Can I see your ID?
Certainly, here is my passport.
Do you work or study?
I am an industrial chemist.
Do you enjoy your work? Why?
Initially, I did enjoy but with time I am losing interest.
Why did you choose a career as an industrial chemist?
I was always amazed when I learnt how first human came in contact with chemistry by then, the mysterious sparks produced when man stuck two stones together. And then, man realized that how these sparks could be transferred to wood to create a wondrous flame. The earliest chemical reaction was Fire – a mystical force to the prehistoric man. This entire chain of incidents pulled me towards this field.
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Will you continue with this in the future?
I’m not sure about it because I don’t enjoy this field anymore for some reason. I started with the tremendous zeal but in the midway I feel I’m losing the traction for this line of interest. Let’s see what the future unfolds for me.
What was your favorite activity when you were a child?
As a child, we had plenty of outdoor activities because internet and computers were not that popular then. Most of the time, we spent time going to parks or visiting the zoo or playing around with friends. My favorite activity was playing cricket with my friends.
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PART – 2 CUE CARD
Describe the ultimate goal you target to reach in your career.
You should say:
– what it is
– what you will need to do to reach this stage
– how far you have come to fulfil this target
– and explain why you have decided to reach this goal.
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SAMPLE ANSWER
I am a small entrepreneur in Lahore in Pakistan. My business is related to the Information Technology, commonly known as IT. I dream to make my firm as a renowned brand in Pakistan that will elevate me to the position of one of the most successful IT specialist in the history of my land.
I own a moderate IT firm and have been performing different IT related tasks for around five years. Usually, I deal with data entry, graphic design and web development. Since I have been performing the role for long, I think I would try to go in the top position in this industry. There are a good number of IT firms and agencies are available in Pakistan and not every one of them is successful in this sector.
A few of them have tasted the success and for that, they had to undergo different struggles. To be successful here, one needs to be patient and sincere and also should keep in mind that this is a business for them. In business, always there are ups and downs but most of the business people are unable to accept the truth. So they cannot shine in the business and their business career falls. But I want to get glued with my business and rise on the top of success.
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Perseverance is the most important thing to attain the success and I have to exercise the quality if I want to reach in the stage of a top IT specialist in my career. Most often the ordinary IT people lack the quality. They do not want to be patient with their activities and thus they become the victim of impatience which allures them to give up the sector. Consequently, they fail to be successful and blame on their fate and often they blame the industry as well.
But I am a bit different from them and I know how to be patient. In fact, without being patient for something, it is almost impossible to get the desired things in life. So, I will have to exercise for perseverance to be successful in the business and moreover, I will have to keep myself up to date with the latest findings of IT sector.
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PART – 3 FOLLOW UPS
Should parents set targets for children?
Parents are the ones who truly guide their children on what to and what not to opt for a better future. They are the first to inspire, the first to support, and the first to assist them in gaining the necessary confidence. I’m not sure if setting goals for children is appropriate, but I believe parents should encourage children to set their own goals. Parents and children should talk about their goals so that the parent knows what activities to expose the child to so that they can learn more about their goals/interests.
2. When do young toddlers begin to set their own goals?
In the era of science and technology, due to cut-throat competition parents help to assist their children on setting goals from a very young age. When they achieve their objectives, they will gain a sense of accomplishment. It inspires them to do better. Furthermore, this will vary from child to child, but I strongly advise allowing your children to guide as much of their lives as they can safely and responsibly. We allow our children to set goals as young as three years old. Children thrive when they can set and achieve goals that they care about.
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3. What kinds of goals are not realistic?
In my perception, Unrealistic goals have no chance of success. But being unrealistic does not imply that what you believe is incorrect; rather, it indicates that you do not know what you want. It is an attainable goal if you know what you are doing. As an example, suppose you have an unrealistic goal of visiting Mars. Why is it implausible? Because you don’t know how you’re going to do it, you don’t have any knowledge, resources, or a plan.
4. Why do people set goals?
People set goals because they want to be motivated to work hard. I believe that the main reason goals are important is that they help you stay on track. As a result, you are less likely to become lost in the world of problems because your focus is on achieving the goal, and you tend to forget about everything because your entire focus is on achieving the goal.
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