IELTS Comprehensive Exam Perparation Course

An online program featuring both flexible study options and face-to-face mock exam practice, offering comprehensive support.

  • Enroll before May the 1st
  • Course Duration: 6 week
  • Course Level: Target Band 6.5 - 7.5
  • Course Focus: Reading, Writing, Speaking, Listening, Vocabulary building
  • Bonus: Workshop
  • Price: $1,800
Who is this course for?
  • Those who need to achieve a specific IELTS band score for university entrance.
  • Students intending to pursue higher education in English-speaking countries.
  • Learners who prefer a structured and supportive learning environment with both group and individual instruction.
  • Individuals seeking to improve their English language skills for professional reasons.

This IELTS Course is designed for students aiming for a score of 6.5 or higher on the IELTS exam. The 48 contact hours course provides essential exam strategies and practice to prepare students for the IELTS exam and university level courses taught in English. The online small group format allows for flexible scheduling, while face-to-face sessions offer personal interaction and support from instructors.

Students receive detailed feedback from tutors on written assignments and evaluations by an IELTS examiner on their role plays. Additionally, they have the option for private 1:1 speaking practices with a native English speaker focused on improving pronunciation and fluency.

Each week includes a spelling test to enhance grammar and vocabulary learning. Our qualified teachers will guide students in maximizing their potential, utilising the MINDSET for IELTS Level 2 student Book published by Cambridge University Press & Assessment as the primary text for a structured learning experience.

Course comprises of six key features
  • IELTS Core Exam Topics
  • Writing Plus: Weekly writing assignments with feedback
  • iSpeakPerfect Module: Upgrade option for weekly reading with corrective pronunciation feedback
  • Speaking Plus: Includes group speaking practice, with private sessions available as an upgrade
  • Listening Plus: Training to predict and listen for specific information
  • Spelling Plus: Weekly spelling tests to reinforce learning

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Methods based on science

Research has consistently shown that reading regularly can significantly enhance vocabulary acquisition. Here are some key findings that support this.

In summary, the evidence strongly supports the idea that regular reading is a powerful tool for vocabulary acquisition. By engaging with diverse texts, students can significantly enhance their vocabulary, comprehension, and overall language skills.

Backed by Research
Research backed

A study conducted by researchers at the UCL Institute of Education found that teenagers who read frequently and had access to a variety of books developed a better vocabulary compared to their peers who read less [1]. This highlights the direct correlation between regular reading and vocabulary growth.

Research from 2015 indicated that activities related to reading were the main drivers of vocabulary expansion from grades four to ten. This suggests that engaging with texts not only introduces new words but also reinforces their usage in context [2].

Daily reading has been linked to improved comprehension and overall student performance. Students who read independently tend to have greater reading comprehension, verbal fluency, and general knowledge, which are all essential for vocabulary development [2].

Reading exposes students to new words in context, which is crucial for authentic vocabulary learning. This exposure helps students understand not just the meaning of words but also how to use them effectively in conversation and writing [3].

By the end of a reading series, students can expect to learn a substantial number of new words, which builds their confidence in using and spelling these words in real-life situations. For instance, a structured reading program can lead to the acquisition of approximately 90-145 new words over its duration [2].