Small-cohort coaching for IELTS Academic, IELTS General and PTE Academic, built around a diagnostic test and a weekly feedback loop rather than a fixed syllabus.
Most enrolledMost candidates do not fail an English test because their English is weak. They fail because nobody ever told them precisely which band descriptor they were missing.
Our programme opens with a full diagnostic sitting under exam conditions. From that we build a per-skill plan: if your reading is already at the target and your writing is two bands short, you spend your time on writing. Cohorts are capped at twelve so every writing task and every speaking mock is marked individually, against the published descriptors, with the specific sentence-level fixes that move a score.
Weekly mocks are run to the real clock on the real interface. You leave with a score report you understand, and a realistic sitting date.
1.5
Average band gain
12
Max cohort size
84%
Hit target on first sitting
40+
Graded mocks per course
A full timed mock in week one sets your baseline. Study hours go to the skills actually costing you bands, not to a generic syllabus.
Small enough that every writing script is marked by a trainer and every candidate speaks in every session.
Scripts come back annotated against the four public band descriptors, with rewritten model sentences beside your own.
Book one-to-one speaking simulations as often as you like during your enrolment, including evenings.
A complete four-skill mock under exam timing, marked within 48 hours and walked through with a trainer.
We allocate your weekly hours across the four skills in proportion to the gap between your diagnostic and your target.
Live teaching on task types, plus supervised drill blocks where a trainer is in the room to correct technique as it forms.
A full mock every week with a written band report, so progress is measured rather than assumed.
We only advise booking the real test once two consecutive mocks clear your target band with margin.
It depends on how you perform under different conditions, not on which is 'easier'. PTE is fully computer-scored and rewards consistent pacing; IELTS Speaking is a conversation with an examiner and rewards candidates who think well aloud. Your diagnostic includes a short sample of both so the choice is made on evidence.