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Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2015 2:23 pm
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I think a course would be a waste of money for you. Courses are geared towards teaching beginners the basics.
Invest in the Cambridge Packets for drilling instead.
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Dirigo wrote:I think a course would be a waste of money for you. Courses are geared towards teaching beginners the basics.
Invest in the Cambridge Packets for drilling instead.
Don't most classes allow you to take the first session for free? Then again, the first session will be useless to you. I'd ask if you could sit in on a class halfway through the course. That's probably the only way you will know if you are missing something by not taking the course.peke wrote:I wrote the Dec14 test and got a 171. I self-studied rigorously for the 2 months prior (10-15 hrs weekly) and lightly for about 2 months before that while working a 60 hr a week job. Under strict testing conditions, I was averaging about 174-176. I'd like to retake it again in Feb but considering taking a course this time though I have my doubts of how useful they may be for that score range. I would love to hear any thoughts/testimonies/recommendations? Thanks!
Do the Trainer + Cambridge Packetspeke wrote:I wrote the Dec14 test and got a 171. I self-studied rigorously for the 2 months prior (10-15 hrs weekly) and lightly for about 2 months before that while working a 60 hr a week job. Under strict testing conditions, I was averaging about 174-176. I'd like to retake it again in Feb but considering taking a course this time though I have my doubts of how useful they may be for that score range. I would love to hear any thoughts/testimonies/recommendations? Thanks!