Five course formats, verified band 8+ faculty, marked writing evaluation and full mock tests under real exam conditions. Plus official British Council registration at the same centre.
A first-time candidate with three months and a doctor retaking for band 7.5 next month need completely different programmes. Pick yours, or let our diagnostic decide.
The complete IELTS foundation, at a comfortable pace.
Evening and weekend batches built around a working schedule.
Small batch, senior faculty, band 7.5+ focused.
A syllabus built around your gap, your band and your deadline.
Private sessions. Full attention. Fastest possible progress.
Sit a full simulated IELTS before you choose a course. You get a band-wise report showing exactly where your marks are going.
Book a Mock TestUnderstanding what the examiner is actually looking for is worth more than another practice test.
30 minutes · 40 questions
Four recordings from everyday conversation to academic lecture. We drill the predictable question types, accent familiarisation, spelling accuracy and the transfer discipline that costs candidates easy marks.
60 minutes · 40 questions
Three passages, no extra transfer time. We teach skimming and scanning, True/False/Not Given logic, matching headings and the time allocation that gets you through all three passages.
60 minutes · 2 tasks
Task 1 data description or letters, Task 2 essay. Taught against the four official band descriptors, with every submission marked line by line rather than given a number.
11-14 minutes · 3 parts
Personal questions, cue card and abstract discussion. Recorded practice, filler reduction, pronunciation and the extended reasoning that Part 3 requires for band 7 and above.
Every centre teaches the same four modules. What separates a band 6.5 result from a band 7.5 result is whether someone qualified sat down with your essay and showed you which descriptor you were failing, and then made you write it again.
Ask to see an instructor score report. We will show you one. Ask every centre you visit.
Line-by-line correction against Task Response, Coherence, Lexical Resource and Grammar, not just a band number.
Real timing, real conditions, real face-to-face speaking examiner, with a band-wise report afterwards.
Prepare and register in one place, at the official British Council fee, on a date chosen around your deadline.
It depends on your starting band, your target band and your deadline. First-time candidates with three months available usually take the Regular Course. Working professionals take the Executive Course. Candidates needing 7.5 or above take Premium. If you only need to fix one or two modules, Customized is more efficient and cheaper. Take our diagnostic test and we will recommend the right one rather than the most expensive one.
Realistically, six to eight weeks of structured study with regular marked writing and speaking practice. Moving from 5.5 to 6.5 is usually faster than moving from 6.5 to 7.5, because the higher bands require precision rather than coverage. Anyone promising a two-band jump in three weeks is selling you something.
Yes. Listening and Speaking are identical in both. Reading and Writing differ, and our classes cover the version you need. Tell us which one you are sitting when you enrol so your practice material matches.
Every IELTS instructor at FRS holds a verified band 8 or above and has taught the exam for years. You are welcome to ask to see an instructor score report before you enrol. We think you should ask that of every centre you consider.
Regular Course students who attend at least 85 percent of classes and complete all assigned writing tasks can apply to re-sit the course of charge. We would rather teach you twice than have you pay for a test you are not ready for.
Customized and One to One courses run online via Zoom or Google Meet. Group courses run in-centre because speaking practice genuinely does not work as well remotely in a group setting.
Take our diagnostic test at the centre. You will see your current band in each module and get a straight recommendation, with no pressure to enrol.
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