Here are some links to short listenings that will be good practice for those studying for IELTS. Just five or ten minutes now and again can really help your listening skills.
 
British Council Learn English has lot of videos and listenings. They are all different levels though, so you need to check they are not too easy.
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/listen-and-watch
 
Here are a couple of links from within the British Council site. In the first link, click level B2 to find listenings of a level appropriate for someone needing IELTS to study abroad. If those are too difficult, try choosing from the B1 selection.
http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening-skills-practice

In the following link, select a listening and then scroll down to see the level – B2 and C1 should be best for you, but B1 might be useful too.
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/en/magazine

All these listenings include vocabulary support and/or exercises to help and test you.

You could also try the following link for some specific IELTS listening test practice.
http://takeielts.britishcouncil.org/prepare-test/british-council-online-resources

The BBC's 'Six Minute English' discussions are also excellent listening practice in the B1-C1 ability range. The most recent ones disappear after a month, but I've added links to the archived earlier ones. There are loads to listen to.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02pc9tn/episodes/downloads
http://learnenglishteens.britishcouncil.org/skills/listening-skills-practice
http://www.bbc.co.uk/worldservice/learningenglish/general/sixminute/

Good luck.

The disc is at the back of your Student’s Book. After you open the disc, you can click on either ‘skills’ or ‘units’ in the top left of the window. It is the same learning material in both, it is just arranged differently. I would suggest clicking on ‘units’, then you can study as we work through the course.
 
In the bottom left corner of the window you will see some options:
‘Get started’ opens a simple step by step guide to using the disc.
‘Word List’ has lists of words for each unit of the book that you should know by the end of each unit. You also have these lists in your book (pages 147-150), but the list on the disc also gives an example sentence for each word to help you understand.
‘Study Record’. These are sheets you can print and write down your scores for the exercises on the disc if you like. This may not be necessary for you.
‘Audio Bank’ has the main listenings from the course book so you can listen again.

Now to the actual work in the units! Start by clicking ‘Unit 1’ in the top left of the window.

You can then choose a practice activity. You can choose ‘reading’, ‘listening’, ‘writing’, ‘everyday English’, ‘grammar tutor’, or ‘video’. The activities match activities from the course book, but they have new questions for you to answer. The disc will tell you if you are correct or not. It is best to choose an activity which practices an activity we already did in a lesson together. However, if you want, it is okay to choose an activity we have not studied together yet.

The ‘video’ section does not match anything in the course book. You can do the video work any time. Each unit has a different video. It is about 9 minutes long and is divided into 3 sections. If you click ‘video’ you can then choose what to do next:

• Click the play arrow (->) to watch the whole video (you can click to have ‘subtitles’ here too if you like).
• Click one of the 3 sections of the video at the bottom of the window. If you do this, there are questions for you to answer, but you can’t have subtitles to help!

 I suggest that you try answering the questions first, and then watch the whole video with subtitles after, but it is your choice.

Good luck, and have fun.