IELTS, TOEIC and PTE: beginner to exam preparation
Choose a course for the four-stage syllabus, explained lessons, videos and 12 new original workbooks. Each new workbook has a three-page COPY preview. All offered papers are free. Full workbooks, their separate answers, extra worksheets and separate paper guides may carry charges when listed. Existing free worksheet pairs remain available.
An intensive route for learners who already have a working English foundation.
Weeks 1–2: Diagnostic practice, IELTS format, Listening and Reading strategies.
Weeks 3–4: Speaking Parts 1–3; Writing Task 2 planning and paragraphs.
Weeks 5–6: Academic Task 1 or General Training letters; use the matching Reading test.
Weeks 7–8: Timed practice and detailed error review.
Weeks 9–12: Optional consolidation, Writing/Speaking feedback and mock tests.
After each lesson: pause, complete the task without looking at the answers, check the explanation and retry your errors. Split long videos into shorter sessions.
Build English foundations, then work towards exam practice.
Month 1: Sentence grammar, everyday vocabulary, pronunciation and listening.
Month 2: IELTS format; Listening and Reading question types.
Month 3: Speaking Parts 1–3; record, review and improve your answers.
Month 4: Essay planning, development, coherence and accurate editing.
Month 5: Academic Task 1 or General Training letters; combine the four skills.
Month 6: Timed mocks, feedback, weak-area practice and a readiness review.
After each lesson: pause, complete the task without looking at the answers, check the explanation and retry your errors. Split long videos into shorter sessions.
Focused preparation for learners with an English foundation.
Weeks 1–2: Current format; microphone, typing, fluency and pronunciation.
Weeks 3–4: Read Aloud, Repeat Sentence, Describe Image, Retell Lecture and Answer Short Question.
Weeks 5–6: Summarize Group Discussion, Respond to a Situation, Summarize Written Text and essay writing.
Weeks 7–8: All Reading and Listening question types; dictation and error review.
Weeks 9–12: Computer-based timed practice and an official scored practice test if desired; purchased separately.
After each lesson: pause, complete the task without looking at the answers, check the explanation and retry your errors. Split long videos into shorter sessions.
English foundations followed by all current PTE Academic task types.
Month 1: Core grammar, vocabulary, spelling, typing and daily listening.
Month 2: Speaking fluency, pronunciation, Read Aloud and Repeat Sentence.
Month 3: Describe Image, Retell Lecture, Answer Short Question, Summarize Group Discussion and Respond to a Situation.
Month 4: Written summaries, essays and all Reading tasks.
Month 5: All Listening tasks, note-taking, spelling and dictation.
Month 6: Integrated timed practice, mock review and readiness checks.
After each lesson: pause, complete the task without looking at the answers, check the explanation and retry your errors. Split long videos into shorter sessions.
An intensive workplace-English route focused on Parts 1–7.
Weeks 1–2: Diagnostic practice; workplace vocabulary and core grammar.
Weeks 3–4: Listening Parts 1–2: photographs and question-response.
Weeks 5–6: Listening Parts 3–4: conversations and talks.
Weeks 7–8: Reading Parts 5–7: sentence completion, text completion and passages.
Weeks 9–12: Timed two-section mocks, answer explanations and targeted revision.
After each lesson: pause, complete the task without looking at the answers, check the explanation and retry your errors. Split long videos into shorter sessions.
Build workplace English, then practise every Listening and Reading part.
Month 1: Basic sentences, tenses, vocabulary and everyday listening.
Month 2: Workplace situations and Listening Parts 1–2.
Month 3: Listening Parts 3–4; vocabulary in context.
Month 4: Grammar and Reading Parts 5–6.
Month 5: Reading Part 7: single and multiple passages, inference and time management.
Month 6: Full timed practice, answer review and repeat weak tasks.
After each lesson: pause, complete the task without looking at the answers, check the explanation and retry your errors. Split long videos into shorter sessions.
Explore the British Council’s idiom meanings, examples and Speaking tips. Suitable for IELTS Academic and General Training. Practise expressions that fit your answer naturally; avoid forcing memorised idioms into every response.
Try Paper 1 and its separate answers free. For each five-paper set, Papers 2–5 and their answers are included in the paid package. Preview three pages of a book before choosing the full version.
