One-to-one IELTS preparation for teenagers

Prepare for IELTS with lessons built around your teenager’s target.

Focused preparation for teenagers working towards an IELTS requirement, including university-related goals.

Native British teacherOne-to-one lessonsLessons tailored to the student

Oliver, native British English tutor
For teenagers

IELTS preparation with a clear plan

For teenagers working towards an IELTS requirement, preparation should focus on the skills that will actually affect their result.

Speaking

Practise answering questions clearly, extending ideas and speaking with greater confidence and control.

Writing

Work on structure, organisation, grammar, vocabulary and the ability to answer the task effectively.

Reading

Develop strategies for understanding texts, locating information and managing the demands of the test.

Listening

Practise understanding spoken English and dealing with different question types and information.

Exam technique

Understand what each part of the test requires and learn how to approach tasks efficiently.

Individual weaknesses

Spend more time on the skills that need the most improvement rather than following a generic programme.

Oliver preparing for an online English lesson
Preparation approach

Focused practice rather than generic English lessons

  1. Establish the student’s current strengths and weaknesses
  2. Set priorities around the target and timeframe
  3. Practise the relevant IELTS task types
  4. Correct errors and explain how to improve
  5. Build accuracy, fluency and confidence
  6. Review progress and adjust the focus
Who this is for

IELTS preparation can be tailored to the student

The right preparation depends on the student’s starting point, target and reason for taking IELTS.

University requirements

Preparation for teenagers who need IELTS for a future university application or requirement.

A specific target

Work towards the score the student actually needs rather than preparing without a clear objective.

Students who need speaking practice

Regular one-to-one speaking practice can help students become more comfortable responding under test conditions.

Students with grammar gaps

Target the language problems that are limiting writing or speaking performance.

Students who need structure

Build a clear preparation routine around the skills and tasks that matter most.

Students preparing independently

Get individual guidance without joining a large class or following a one-size-fits-all course.

Common questions

FAQ

Do you teach all four IELTS skills? +

Preparation can cover speaking, listening, reading and writing, depending on the student’s needs and target.

Is IELTS preparation suitable for teenagers? +

Yes. Lessons can be tailored to teenagers who are preparing for an IELTS requirement, including university-related goals.

Do I need to know my target score? +

It is useful if you already know the target, but the introductory lesson can also help establish a sensible focus.

Can lessons focus on only one IELTS skill? +

Yes. If one area is the main problem, lesson time can be concentrated there.

What happens in the first lesson? +

We discuss the student’s goal and timeframe, look at their current English and identify the areas that should receive the most attention.

Give IELTS preparation a clear direction

Book an introductory lesson and identify the skills that should be prioritised.

Book an introductory lesson