DBWS Career Launcher Education

15/10/2016

We are very glad and happy to share our latest result of IELTS of September month.Our students have done great work and achieved very good bands...!!!!
Gagandeeo kaur from Moga - 6.5
Simran kaur from Moga - 6.5
Tanya Arora from Ferozepur cantt- 6
Sukhleen from vill. manna singh wala- 6
Arshdeep kaur from Ferozepur-6
we wish all students all the best for their forthcoming future
DBWS TEAM

13/09/2016

Tentative list of CUE CARDS and WRITING is available...!!!! we welcome you to join us to score your desired bands and fulfill your dreams...!!!!

13/09/2016

We are happy and proud to say our recent batch students
Harmal preet sandhu,Kawal preet kaur and Ramandeep kaur scored their desired bands and landed safely at canada...!!!
We wish them All the Best for their future...!!!
we would like to invite to those who wants to make their dream come true.. join us.. seats are available in our new batch..!!

10/09/2016

Writing task 2 (an essay)
The only motivating to work hard is to earn handsome amount of money and nothing else.
To what extent do you agree or disagree?

01/07/2016

You are advised to spend about a maximum of 20 minutes on this task. Write about the following topic:
You should write at least 150 words.

The pie chart below show responses by teachers of foreign languages in Britain to a survey concerning why their students are learning a foreign language. The first chart shows the main reason for learning a foreign language. The second chart shows how many teachers felt that there has been a recent change in the reason.
% teachers reporting the following as most common reasons for learning:



% teachers reporting recent increase in people learning for the following reasons:

Model Answer:
The pie charts illustrate the survey results conducted in Britain to reveal the opinion of foreign languages teachers about their students’ motivation on attending their classes. The first chart shows the common factors that attract pupils to learn languages while the second chart displays the recent changes of those factors perceived by the teachers.
It can be clearly seen that there are seven categories which the teachers consider as the main reasons. They are foreign partner, travel, business/work, buying properties overseas, general interest, social contacts and personal development.
To start with, based on teachers’ perceptions, business overseas trip and travelling were two domineering reasons for pupils to learn other languages. However, most of them agreed that there were different changes for both. More and more teachers thought that business purposes were the major reasons besides the others, but the percentage of those choosing travel as the main purpose fell dramatically from 33% to 3 % of total percentage.
Subsequently, there were 7 % of teachers who agreed that social contacts factor was the main reason, and it even doubled recently. On the other hand, even though 7 % of teachers considering personal development as one of the main reasons, 3 % of them agreed that it was not valid anymore. Thus, general interest and foreign partner which were thought as the minor factors has not change at all. Interestingly, 15 % of teachers reporting that there were no changes for all of categories which considered as the main reasons for students to study foreign languages.

14/05/2016

The graphs below show the numbers of male and female workers in 1975 and 1995 in several employment sectors of the republic of Freedonia.

» You should write at least 150 words.
» You should spend about 20 minutes on this task.


sample Answer 2:
The given line graphs illustrate the number of male and female workers in various employment sectors of the republic of Fredonia in the year 1975 and 1995. The first point to note is that, highest number of male and female workers occupied in public sector and wholesale and retail trade sector in both years.

Public sector occupied same number of employees in both two years that is 840 males and 640 females. Wholesale and retail trade sector stands close behind with 650 male and 460 female employees in the year 1975, while a slight reverse order in the year 1995 with 800 females and 650 males. Manufacturing section consumes almost equal number of employees in both years with 600 males and half of its females. Interestingly, almost equal number of employees in communication sector in the year 1975 with 240 and 250 females and males respectively, changed to its double in female workers and with same number of male workers in the year 1995. This same trend shown in finance and banking sector. However, defense public sector occupied lowest number with 10 female and 210 male workers in the year 1975 and 100 females and its double male workers in the year 1995.

In conclusion, it is clear from the graphs that, there are fluctuations in the number in both years. But male employees are more compared to females in almost all the sectors in the given years.

13/05/2016

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27/04/2016

Describe a problem that affects the environment in the area
where you live.

1.what the problem is
2.what causes it
3.what people feel about the problem


Sample Answer:
There are so many problem that negatively affects the environment in our area and among them the highly density of population in my opinion is the most severe one. While in many countries, less than 100 people live in one square km, we have got around thousands of people living in one square kilometer. Because of this high population in a small city, lots of problems are arising.

The expenditure to support living is quite high compared to the average earning of the people, a heavy traffic has become a common scenario in the roads and as a consequence, lots of time is killed every day. The lower economic people are not getting the proper education and hospital facility, crime has increase than ever, lots of unplanned and risky constructions have been established, the environment is getting polluted and seems like no one cares.

There are many reasons that caused this outburst of this mass population in our city and among them the most influential reason is the centralization of industry in this city. Most of the factory, offices and organizations are located in this city and people from all area of the country are coming here to find a living. The unemployment in rural area is another reason why people are trying to stay here. The political reason not to take strict decisions on making equal opportunity in the country is another reason. The businesses and job opportunity attracts people to come and live here in this city.

People can feel the heat of this uncontrolled population and the problems are creating for that but they have little control over it. We all suffer from the problems and talk about it but I have not seen any big movement to solve this problem. On the other hand the political leaders who can take initiatives to lessen the problem are sometimes corrupted to take appropriate and honest steps.

There are lots of theories to solve this problem and seems like we all know about it. First of all decentralization should be done and industries and factories that can be moves to other areas should be moved. Proper education and job sectors should be ensured so that people can earn their living at their cities rather than coming here. Local government can be formed to support and improve each area of the country. Each local government should be able to invest and decide about the development projects in their area.

People naturally want to live in a better place where they can find the necessary infrastructure, daily needs and can earn a living. If that can be ensured throughout the country, this problem can be reduced.

24/03/2016