IELTS Academic Preparation

IELTS Academic Preparation

Prepare for IELTS Academic with complete training in reading, writing, speaking, and listening to achieve your band score.

IELTS Academic Preparation

Build academic skills, exam strategies, and confidence for IELTS Academic

  • 24 focused classes
  • Covers all IELTS Academic skills: Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking
  • Emphasis on exam strategies, vocabulary, grammar, and time management
  • Includes practice, feedback, and timed exercises

Module 1: IELTS Overview & Foundations (Classes 1–4)

  • Content: Test format (Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking)
  • Skills: Understanding band descriptors
  • Vocabulary: Academic phrases
  • Skills: Identifying main ideas, keywords, paraphrasing
  • Practice: Short dialogues, conversations
  • Skills: Skimming, scanning, understanding main ideas
  • Reading: Short academic passages
  • Grammar: Sentence structures, linking words, comparisons
  • Writing: Introduction & overview sentences

Module 2: Listening & Speaking (Classes 5–10)

  • Skills: Listening for details, synonyms, numbers
  • Practice: IELTS-style exercises
  • Multiple Choice & Note Completion
  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking
  • Skills: Spatial info, sequencing, prepositions
  • Practice: Diagram/map exercises
  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking
  • Skills: Fluency, pronunciation, grammar
  • Practice: Personal questions on home, study, work
  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking
  • Skills: Organizing ideas, using connectors, Express opinions, justify answers, speculate
  • Practice: 1–2 minute monologues on academic/general topics
  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking
  • Skills: Singular/plural consistency (e.g. He works, not He work).
  • Special cases: everyone, each, data, news

  • Practice: Discuss abstract/academic topics

  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking
  • a / an / the — one of the most common IELTS grammar mistakes.

  • No article use (e.g. at school, in prison).

  • Quantifiers: some, any, much, many, few, little, several.

  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking

Module 3: Reading Skills (Classes 11–16)

  • Skills: Critical reading, identifying statements
  • Practice: Academic passages
  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking
  • Skills: Identifying main ideas, paraphrasing
  • Practice: IELTS Academic passages
  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking
  • Skills: Synonyms, scanning, inference
  • Practice: Academic exercises
  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking
  • Skills: Interpreting data from passages
  • Practice: Academic diagrams
  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking
  • Present simple & continuous

  • Past simple & continuous

  • Present perfect & past perfect

  • Future forms (will, going to, present continuous for future)

  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking
  • Time: at, on, in

  • Place: at, in, on, to, into

  • Common combinations: depend on, interested in, good at.

  • Commas in complex sentences.

  • Avoid comma splices.

  • Proper use of capital letters and full stops.

  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking

Module 4: Writing Skills (Classes 17–22)

  • Skills: Overview, comparisons, trends
  • Practice: Line, bar, pie charts
  • Skills: Sequencing, passive voice, connectors
  • Practice: Academic processes
  • Skills: Thesis statement, supporting ideas, linking words
  • Practice: Sample opinion questions
  • Skills: Structuring essay, coherence, cohesion
  • Practice: Academic prompts
  • Simple, compound, and complex sentences — you must be able to mix them naturally.

  • Clauses (independent, dependent, relative, conditional).

  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking
  • Zero, first, second, third, and mixed conditionals.
  • more/less than, the most/least,

  • Complex forms: far more, slightly less, much better

  • Assignment: Regular practice of Writing and topic based Speaking

Module 5: Full Practice & Exam Strategy (Classes 23–24)

  • Listening: Academic passages, all question types
  • Reading: Timed passage practice
  • Writing: Short summary of listening text
  • Speaking: Part 1, 2, 3 role-plays
  • Writing: Full Task 1 & Task 2 practice under exam conditions
  • Strategy: Band awareness, tips to improve score

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