IELTS Regular Course
The complete IELTS foundation, at a comfortable pace.
Evening and weekend batches built around a working schedule.
Designed for doctors, engineers, bankers, nurses and other professionals who cannot attend daytime classes. Compressed, high-intensity sessions with a strong focus on Writing and Speaking, the two modules where working candidates typically lose points.
Entry mock test, band gap analysis and a personalised study route based on your target score and deadline.
Techniques to finish Reading within 60 minutes and lock down the predictable Listening question types.
Task 1 and Task 2 templates, paraphrasing, complex sentence construction, and daily submissions marked against the official band descriptors.
Recorded speaking simulations, filler reduction, stress and intonation work, and Part 3 argument development.
Two full simulations, error log review and a test-day checklist.
Once you are ready to test, you can register for IELTS with us directly. We are a British Council authorized registration partner centre, so the fee is the official one and we help you pick a date that fits your application deadline.
Call and speak to an instructor, not a salesperson. We will tell you honestly whether this is the right course for you.
+880 1325-084233 WhatsApp UsThe complete IELTS foundation, at a comfortable pace.
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.
Yes. The Executive Course runs an evening batch from 7 to 9 PM and a Friday and Saturday batch, so nothing falls inside normal working hours. Batches are held to eight to ten students, which means more speaking time per person than a large daytime class. Tell us your working pattern and we will place you in the batch that fits.
It is compressed on purpose. Six weeks and 18 classes assume you already have some IELTS exposure and can put in self-study between sessions, and class time is weighted towards Writing and Speaking, where working candidates usually lose their marks. If you are completely new to the test, the Regular Course is the honest recommendation.
It was built for exactly that: doctors, nurses, engineers and bankers preparing for UK, Canada or Australia registration. Vocabulary work is profession-specific and the target range is band 6.5 to 7.5. Check the exact band and test type your registration body asks for before you enrol, because those requirements differ by country and they change.
There is a make-up class facility for missed sessions, which is one reason the batch is kept small enough to arrange one. Let the office know in advance where you can. Week one starts with a diagnostic mock and a personalised route to your target band, so we can also re-plan the remaining weeks if you lose more than one session.
Yes. Writing task submissions are unlimited by email across the six weeks and come back marked against the official band descriptors. Weeks three and four are a writing intensive built around daily submissions. For most working candidates this is the part of the programme that actually moves the band.
This format runs over 6 weeks across 18 classes, aiming at Band 6.5 - 7.5. Call for the next batch date, or sit a diagnostic first and let the result decide whether this is your level.