“Three people talk, you listen—and then it’s your turn to shine!” The Summarize Group Discussion is one of the newest and most exciting additions to the PTE Academic Speaking section. While it may sound challenging, it’s actually one of the most scoring tasks if you follow the right strategy. At IELTS and PTE Tutorials Brisbane (IPT), we’ll help you turn it into your strength. What Is the Summarize Group Discussion Task? The PTE Summarize Group Discussion task contributes to both your Speaking and Listening scores, making it a double benefit for your performance. Here’s what you need to know: You will get 2–3

“A picture is worth a thousand words—but in PTE, you’ve got just 40 seconds to describe it!” Sounds intense? Don’t worry. At IELTS and PTE Tutorials Brisbane (IPT), we turn this challenge into your scoring advantage. The Describe Image task in PTE isn’t just about observation—it’s about strategy, structure, and smooth delivery. With the right approach and the best practice methods, you’ll not only survive this task—you’ll thrive in it. 🎤 What Is the Describe Image Task in PTE? Describe Image is a key question type in the PTE Academic Speaking section. You’ll be shown an image and asked to describe it clearly

  Students keep asking us: “How important is Read Aloud now? Should we still stress over content?” Let’s cut through the noise—here’s the truth, straight from the #1 PTE training institute in Brisbane. 📌 What Changed in PTE Read Aloud? Before 7th August → Read Aloud contributed to Speaking + Reading. After 7th August → Content is dead. The only things that matter now are: Fluency Pronunciation That’s it. If you’re still wasting energy memorising every single word, you’re preparing wrong. ✅ One-Line Strategy – Still Works (With a Catch) Yes, the One-Line Strategy still gets results—but only if you know how to

  If you’re aiming for 85+ in PTE Writing, we know how stressed you might feel right now—especially with the recent updates. Many students are panicking, thinking a single mistake could cost them their score. But don’t worry—SWT is still very much doable if you follow the right approach. Let’s break it down. ✅ What Has Changed in PTE Summarise Written Text? Earlier, you could pick 3–4 important lines from the passage and connect them into one sentence. That strategy is still relevant, but with new rules in place after 7th August, there are two important catches: 1.     No Random Lines Anymore You