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IELTS: 8-10 weeks

OET: 10-12 weeks

PTE: 4-6 weeks

CELPIP: 4-6 weeks

Offline/Online/Hybrid/ Private one-on-one sessions

Offline: Face-to-face classroom sessions in Egmore

Online: Live online classes conducted through Zoom. 

Hybrid: Both offline and online classes for local students who wish to sign- up for our fast-track programs

tech support and login from a conducive learning environment, the sessions are extremely lively and effective.  We discourage mobile phones as the fail rates are high due to problems with completing tasks successfully on a small screen and with weak Wi-Fi connection.

 Classes are conducted on both weekdays and onweekends.

90 minutes to 2 hours a day depending on the course type. Regular or fast track.

Maximum 15 students in a class andthis number will differ based on course and duration.

It depends on what you need.

One-to-one classes are ideal if you want fast, personalised progress. You get focused feedback, flexible pacing, and lessons tailored exactly to your weaknesses. Great for busy professionals or anyone aiming for a high band score in a short time.

Group classes work well if you enjoy interaction and learning with others. They’re more affordable, build confidence through discussion, and expose you to different ideas and speaking styles.

Bottom line:

Choose one-to-one for speed, precision, and personal attention.

Choose group classes for affordability, interaction, and peer learning.

Yes, but only to some extent  you can improve your English in an IELTS course; but that’s not its main purpose.IELTS courses are designed primarily to help you perform well in the test, not to fully develop your overall English ability.If your basic English level is low, IELTS training alone won’t magically fix it. You still need to build your core language skills separately

You’ll usually need at least an intermediate level of English (B1) to join an IELTS course. Some centres will take you at that level, but honestly, you’ll get a lot more value if you’re closer to upper-intermediate (B2). That way, you’re not stuck learning basic English and can actually focus on cracking the test.

If you’re around B1, you can still join, but expect a mix of test prep and general English improvement. Once you’re at B2, you’re in a much better position to work on strategies and push your score into the 5.5 to 6.5+ range.

And if you’re already at an advanced level (C1 or C2), then you’re aiming higher, usually for top university entry or professional registration, where strong scores really matter.

So, in simple terms:

B1 gets you in the door, B2 helps you make real progress, and C1 is where you start chasing the big goals.

We run demo classes every week. You can sign- up to 5 free trial classes or book a 30-minute 1:1 session with Shane Jordan who will guide and assess your speaking level during the meeting.

We make up all missed classes. Students can also repeat the whole course again at no extra cost.