IELTS Tuition

Yes. I teach both versions and tailor every lesson to the one you're sitting. The reading and writing tasks are different across the two, so it's important we're practising the right format from day one.

We meet on Google Meet. I share exam-style tasks on screen, we work through them together and I give you feedback in real time. For writing tasks, I mark them between lessons and send you detailed written feedback so you know exactly what to improve.

It depends on your starting level and target score. Some students see significant improvement in 6–8 lessons; others prefer ongoing weekly sessions in the run-up to their exam. I'll give you an honest assessment after the first lesson.

Absolutely. If writing is the only thing holding you back, we can spend every lesson on that. I'll work with whatever you need most.

That's really common. I run full mock speaking tests so you get used to the format and timing. The more you practise under realistic conditions, the more natural it feels. I also coach you on strategies for when your mind goes blank: it happens to everyone, and there are ways to handle it well.

The listening and speaking modules are the same, but reading and writing are completely different. Academic reading uses longer, more complex texts. Academic Writing Task 1 asks you to describe data or a process instead of writing a letter. I make sure we're always practising the right format.

I do. I use a mix of official Cambridge IELTS materials and tasks I've put together based on what I see students struggling with. Everything is exam-standard and matched to the version you're sitting.