Target band
The score you need and how you plan to use the IELTS result.
Prepare for IELTS around your goal and improvement priorities
Learn online one-to-one around your goal, focusing on the skills and task types you need to improve, with feedback and plan adjustments as you progress.
IELTS Academic
Online one-to-one learning
Listening · Reading · Writing · Speaking
The IELTS trial lasts 30 minutes and focuses on one priority skill.
Clarify three things before you begin
Current ability
Stronger skills, weaker areas, and recurring errors in existing work.
Preparation time
Your intended test date and the study time available each week.
Learning process
Learn, receive feedback, and retry before measuring progress
Set the goal
Record the target band, preparation time, and current learning context.
Review starting evidence
Use existing results and work to identify the skill or error to prioritise.
Build the learning plan
Select lessons and practice around the goal instead of following every item in a fixed order.
Learn and practise
Focus each activity on one main skill, task type, or recurring error.
Receive feedback and retry
Review feedback, correct unfinished work, and try again to create real improvement.
Measure and adjust
Use an appropriate checkpoint to update priorities and choose the next step.
Four skills
Allocate study time according to the skills you need to improve
Priorities change according to the target band, current evidence, and each learner’s improvement needs.
Recognise task types, follow information, and address points that are often missed or misheard.
Practise task-specific strategies, find evidence in the text, and correct reasoning errors.
Develop ideas, organise responses, and improve expression through feedback on written work.
Practise responses, develop ideas, and adjust delivery through direct feedback.
Lessons build improvement; mock tests measure progress
Lessons and practice
Build understanding, target a specific error, receive feedback, and retry unfinished work.
Mock tests
Measure readiness and reveal the next priority; they do not replace learning and correction.
Confirm the starting point before building the plan
Englishehe discusses your goal, current situation, and priority skill before recommending a learning plan.
- Target band and intended test date
- Previous results or learning experience
- Study time available each week
Questions about IELTS Academic
Can I register without knowing my current level?
Yes. Englishehe discusses your foundation, goal, and available evidence before recommending an assessment step or suitable starting point.
Does every lesson cover all four skills?
No. Each lesson should have a clear focus. The wider plan connects skills according to the learner’s goal and priorities.
Is IELTS preparation mainly about taking mock tests?
No. Mock tests measure readiness and reveal priorities. Improvement comes from focused lessons, practice, feedback, and retries.
What happens in the IELTS trial?
The 30-minute trial focuses on one priority skill. The teacher briefly discusses your goal, observes an initial task, provides guidance and correction, and recommends a next step. It is not a full four-skill mock test.
Is a trial lesson required?
No. You can register for consultation first or choose a trial when submitting your details.
When are IELTS lessons available?
Official learning hours are from 8:00 to 22:00. Englishehe will discuss a schedule that works for both you and the teacher.
Discuss your IELTS goal
Leave your name and phone number. Englishehe will contact you for consultation as soon as possible.