Working in the UK

IELTS – the International English Language Testing System – assesses your level of English. It creates opportunities for you around the world by providing evidence of your language skills.

IELTS is taken by over one million people a year and is accepted by over 6,000 institutions worldwide. Whether you are applying to educational institutions, employers or immigration authorities, it could be the only English test you need.

Classes focus on :

Examination Preparation involves

Recommended Materials

Work is structured around our own designed book suitable for your level. This book will introduce you to common IELTS themes and familiarize you with the task types in the exam. At the same time you will also study using other resources, including many practice tests through cassettes and videos. Some work will be done directly with your teacher; other work will be done in pairs or small groups under the supervision of your teacher.

Course Components

We have systems for ensuring that you receive personalized attention. We aim to provide the kind of linguistic training and support that you need in order to make rapid progress and quickly attain a good degree of fluency and accuracy in English.

Needs Analysis

This is used to find out what you need and what you would like to learn on your course, and also what further / higher education course you would like to take on completion of their IELTS exam preparation course.

Skills Development

Development of the skills of reading, writing, listening and speaking through meaningful practice.

Task-Based Activities

Designed to improve your fluency, such as discussions, pair and group work, role-plays, problem-solving, and so on, so that you will be ready for the interview section of the IELTS test.

Systems Work

Focus on and consolidation of the systems of grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation for the IELTS test. Students will learn and use new language forms and vocabulary through practice in contemporary, realistic, everyday situations.

Progress Tests

These are designed to show us how well you are learning new forms and vocabulary, and how well you are able to apply new skills in reading, writing, listening and speaking.

Tutorials

To provide two-way feedback, so that teachers can pass on hints, tips and advice on how best to study, as well as address any problems shown up by your performance in class and in their progress tests. At the same time, you can ask for help in areas that are particularly important for you.

Homework

An essential part of every student's course - consolidates classwork and provides extra practice in the skills and systems.