Who it’s for
- Students applying to universities that ask for an IELTS score.
- Professionals and families preparing for work or migration abroad.
- Candidates who need to raise their band score by a specific date.
What you’ll learn
- Understand every part of the Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking tests.
- Plan and write Task 1 and Task 2 responses that meet the assessment criteria.
- Speak fluently and coherently in all three parts of the Speaking test.
- Use proven strategies for reading and listening under time pressure.
About IELTS
- Two versions: IELTS Academic, for higher education, and IELTS General Training, for work and migration.
- Four parts: Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking.
- The Speaking test is a conversation with a certified examiner.
- Results are given as band scores from 0 to 9 for each skill, plus an overall band.
Check which version and band score your university, employer or visa requires. Our team will help you plan.
How preparation works
- Level checkA placement test shows your current level and the gap to your target band.
- Personal planWe plan your preparation around your target band and test date.
- Skills and strategiesLessons build the language and techniques each part of the test requires.
- Timed practice and feedbackMock tests under exam conditions, with feedback against the band descriptors.
Questions about this programme
Should I take IELTS Academic or General Training?
It depends on why you need it. Universities usually ask for Academic; work and migration often require General Training. Check with the organisation and ask our team.
Can I take the official test at the centre?
Our course prepares you for the test. Official IELTS tests are booked with an authorised test centre; our team can advise you.
What are the timetables and fees?
Timetables and fees are shared on request so that you always receive current information. Send an enquiry or contact us directly.
