Describe a person you would like to study or work with IELTS Cue Card

Describe a person you would like to study or work with 

You should say:

Who is that person?
Why would you like to study with him/her?
What will you learn?

I have individuals in my life who I greatly respect and hold in high regard. I would like to learn from or collaborate with someone who has significantly impacted my personal and professional life.


I admire Professor Singh, a highly regarded professor and scientist who has achieved remarkable advancements in physics and cosmology. He has authored numerous books on science and is regarded as one of the most influential scientists of the 20th century. His work has received widespread.

Recognition through various publications, and he has received numerous prestigious awards. He has expanded our knowledge of the universe through his theories and research, inspiring numerous individuals to pursue careers in science.

I am eager to learn from or collaborate with Professor Singh for several reasons. Firstly, I have always been inspired by his work and dedication to science, and his contributions have motivated me to pursue a career in this field. Additionally, I am highly interested in his theories and research and would love to gain more profound knowledge. His approach to science is both invigorating and inspiring, as he strongly believes in science's ability to shape our world. 

Moreover, Professor Singh is an exceptional teacher and mentor, known for his ability to guide and encourage individuals in the field. Learning from or working with him would be an immense privilege and an invaluable learning opportunity.

If allowed to study or work with Professor Singh, I would like to concentrate on his theories, research, and the scientific method. I would delve into his views on quantum mechanics, his work on the relationship between time and space, and his impact on cosmology. Additionally, I would like to understand his scientific approach and the method he used to make his groundbreaking discoveries. Finally, I would like to learn how his research has been applied to better the world.

IELTS Speaking Part 3: Follow-up Questions

Here are some examples of follow-up questions that you may ask during your speaking part 3 by the examiner related to the cue card "describe a person you would like to study or work with."

1. What kind of people do you like to study or work with?

 I want to study or work with intelligent, cooperative, and helpful people.

2. Do you think managers can be friends with their subordinates? 

  Yes, they can. But the aides must realize that such a friendship can be affected if they become complacent at their work well because of their company.

3. Which one is more important for you at work, the development of work-related skills or the recognition from your supervisor? 

Both are equally important to me. Development in work skills is very essential to progress and get promotions at work. Recognition from supervisors gives me the impetus to work even harder.

4. Should children be allowed to choose whom they want to sit with or it should be decided by the teacher? 

In the primary classes, it should be decided by the teachers, because the teacher will know better which students could be more helpful to each other if made to sit together. In senior classes, children can figure out for themselves whom to sit with.

5. Should children be involved in the management activities of the school?

 I believe that they should be. They feel important and they learn confidence. They can voice out their problems and help the school authorities find answers for them.

6. How should one behave in the office to get along well with others? 

One should behave nicely. One should be polite to others and cooperate with them. One should not do leg-pulling of other colleagues.

7. Is it important for children in school to get along well with others? 

Yes, it is very important for children to get along well with others. If children learn how to get along with their peers at school, they will learn how to get along with others in life when they are older.

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