IELTS · TOEFL · PTE · GRE · GMAT · SAT
A diagnostic first, then a plan. You will know your current level, the band that is realistic before your test date, and whether that date should move — before you pay for a single class.
Free, about 20 minutes, and you leave with a target band and a date.
We never share your number
International English Language Testing System
The most widely accepted English test for study, work and migration in the UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Ireland.
Listening, Reading and Writing are sat on the same day with no break between them. Speaking may fall up to a week either side.
Chosen by where you are starting from and how long you have — not by price tier.
Why prepare with us
Test prep here is not sold separately from admission. The person setting your target band also knows what your shortlist actually asks for — so you are not chasing a 7.5 for a university that wanted 6.5.
It depends on where you are applying and what that country's visa route accepts, not on which test is easiest. Most UK, Australian and Canadian universities take IELTS or PTE; US universities usually prefer TOEFL. Graduate programmes add GRE or GMAT on top of the English test. A counsellor can tell you which combination your shortlist actually requires.
Four to eight weeks of consistent work is typical if your English is already at intermediate level. Less than that is usually enough only to learn the format, not to move a band. If you are starting further back, plan for a term rather than a month.
PTE is fastest — usually within 48 hours. IELTS computer-delivered results come in three to five days, paper-based in about 13. TOEFL is around a week. GRE and GMAT give you an unofficial score at the centre and the official report in one to three weeks.
Yes, and there is no limit on IELTS, TOEFL or PTE attempts. GMAT allows five in a rolling twelve months and eight in a lifetime; GRE allows five in a rolling twelve months, with 21 days between attempts. A retake only helps if something in the preparation changes.
No, and nobody honestly can — the score is yours, not the coaching's. What we do is tell you at the start what your current level is, what target is realistic in the time you have, and whether your test date should move.
That is the first thing a counsellor will tell you, and it takes one conversation. No charge, and no obligation to enrol in anything.
Book free counsellingA diagnostic first, then a plan. You will know your current level, the band that is realistic before your test date, and whether that date should move — before you pay for a single class.
Free, about 20 minutes, and you leave with a target band and a date.
We never share your number
The most widely accepted English test for study, work and migration in the UK, Australia, Canada, New Zealand and Ireland.
| Section | What it asks | Time |
|---|---|---|
| Listening | 40 questions across four recordings | 30 min |
| Reading | 40 questions across three passages | 60 min |
| Writing | Two tasks — a report or letter, then an essay | 60 min |
| Speaking | Face-to-face interview with an examiner | 11–14 min |
Listening, Reading and Writing are sat on the same day with no break between them. Speaking may fall up to a week either side.
Chosen by where you are starting from and how long you have — not by price tier.
8 weeks · Live online or at a centre
Starting from scratch, or a long gap since school English
4 weeks · Live online, six days a week
A test date already booked, and a target band to hit
Flexible · Online, scheduled around you
A specific section holding the whole score back
Test prep here is not sold separately from admission. The person setting your target band also knows what your shortlist actually asks for — so you are not chasing a 7.5 for a university that wanted 6.5.
Diagnostic before you pay
A full mock and a written read of where the marks are going.
Batches capped at 12
Speaking practice does not work in a room of forty.
Your target, not a generic one
Set against the requirement of the courses on your list.
Every essay marked by a person
With the band descriptor it was marked against.
It depends on where you are applying and what that country's visa route accepts, not on which test is easiest. Most UK, Australian and Canadian universities take IELTS or PTE; US universities usually prefer TOEFL. Graduate programmes add GRE or GMAT on top of the English test. A counsellor can tell you which combination your shortlist actually requires.
Four to eight weeks of consistent work is typical if your English is already at intermediate level. Less than that is usually enough only to learn the format, not to move a band. If you are starting further back, plan for a term rather than a month.
PTE is fastest — usually within 48 hours. IELTS computer-delivered results come in three to five days, paper-based in about 13. TOEFL is around a week. GRE and GMAT give you an unofficial score at the centre and the official report in one to three weeks.
Yes, and there is no limit on IELTS, TOEFL or PTE attempts. GMAT allows five in a rolling twelve months and eight in a lifetime; GRE allows five in a rolling twelve months, with 21 days between attempts. A retake only helps if something in the preparation changes.
No, and nobody honestly can — the score is yours, not the coaching's. What we do is tell you at the start what your current level is, what target is realistic in the time you have, and whether your test date should move.
That is the first thing a counsellor will tell you, and it takes one conversation. No charge, and no obligation to enrol in anything.
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