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IELTS Preparation
Build confidence. Practise every skill. Prepare for test day.
An 8-week intensive programme supporting Academic and General Training pathways, with teacher-led strategies, timed practice and personalised feedback.
YOUR COURSE AT A GLANCE
Eight weeks. Every skill.
4 days each week
3 hours per day. Class days are chosen by the academy; confirm your batch timetable before joining.
Academic + General Training
Choose the pathway that matches your intended test. A starting diagnostic helps set individual learning targets.
WEEK-BY-WEEK COURSE OUTLINE
A clear route to test readiness.
Strengthen Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking through focused instruction, practice and feedback.
Week 1 · Orientation & foundation
Focus: IELTS format, diagnostic tasks, core Listening and Reading skills, and Writing and Speaking basics.
In practice: Set your band target and complete a starting-level assessment.
Week 2 · Listening question mastery
Focus: Form and note completion, maps, matching, multiple choice, lectures and distractors.
In practice: Complete a timed Listening test and review mistakes.
Week 3 · Reading + Writing Task 1
Focus: Reading question types, scanning and evidence; Academic charts or General Training letters.
In practice: Answer reading tasks and produce a complete Task 1 response.
Week 4 · Writing Task 2 construction
Focus: Essay planning, opinions, discussions, advantages, problems and solutions.
In practice: Write a full timed Task 1 + Task 2 paper.
Week 5 · Speaking + language refinement
Focus: Speaking Parts 1–3, grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary and digital test routines.
In practice: Record speaking practice and take Full Mock A.
Week 6 · Speed + exam control
Focus: Advanced Listening, fast and accurate Reading, timed Writing and Speaking fluency.
In practice: Improve time management with integrated skills practice.
Week 7 · Mock exams + improvement
Focus: Full Mocks B and C, structured Speaking interviews and targeted correction.
In practice: Use test feedback to improve your weakest question types.
Week 8 · Final test readiness
Focus: Full Mock D, final Speaking assessment, exam routines and individual progress review.
In practice: Leave with an individual test-readiness and revision plan.
WHAT YOU WILL PRACTISE
Build confidence across all four skills.
Listening & Reading
Understand key information in recordings, locate evidence in passages, recognise question types and manage time through focused drills.
Writing
Develop well-organised essays and track-specific Task 1 responses: Academic charts or General Training letters. Review and revise your writing using feedback.
Speaking
Practise Parts 1–3, pronunciation, vocabulary and fluency through recordings and structured mock interviews.
PRACTICE · REVIEW · IMPROVE
Know how you are progressing.
Four full mocks
Full Listening–Reading–Writing mocks A, B, C and D: Mock A in Week 5, Mocks B and C in Week 7, and Mock D in Week 8.
Weekly feedback
Weekly skills checks, Speaking mock rounds and individual feedback help identify the areas that need more practice.
Independent practice
Short assignments, reading and listening drills, speaking recordings, writing revisions and vocabulary review support your classroom work.
The final week includes an individual progress review and test-readiness and revision plan. Independent practice is essential; a specific band score is not guaranteed.
Before you join
Which IELTS pathway does the course support?
Both Academic and General Training pathways are supported. Tell CAN which test you intend to take so that Writing Task 1 and other preparation can match your pathway.
What is the weekly timetable?
Four classes take place each week on days chosen by the academy. Each class lasts three hours. Contact CAN for the next start date, exact class days, campus and fee.
How is my starting level assessed?
A diagnostic assessment helps set individual targets. The course includes weekly checks and mock feedback to guide your practice.
YES! YOU CAN.
Prepare for your next step.
Call or WhatsApp 0320 1430074 to discuss your test pathway, target band and next available batch.