IELTS Listening · Note Completion

Enquiring About a Pottery Course

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Enquiring About a Pottery Course

You will hear a man phoning a craft centre to enquire about a beginner pottery course.

2 speakers · British and Australian English · 3:54

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Questions 1–8

Complete the notes below. Write ONE WORD ONLY for each answer.

Word limit: ONE WORD ONLY

Beginner Pottery Course

Location and Class Details

• Address: 48 1 Road (near the railway station)

• First project involves making decorative 2

• Maximum number of students per class: 3

Equipment and Topics

• Clay, tools, and firing are provided

• Students are required to bring their own 4

• Final week covers the application of 5

Cost and Benefits

• Early-bird course fee: 6

• On-site 7 is available at no extra cost

• Graduates receive a 8 for discounts on future masterclasses

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