Courses
Three directions, one learning system
IELTS, General English and Speaking/Writing — in one format: video explanation, web lesson material, a short test and review in your account. Pick a goal — the system takes you from explanation to result.
B1 → C1
IELTS
Prepare for the exam with a clear system
All four sections — Listening, Reading, Writing, Speaking — with common mistakes and strategies tuned to the exam format.
- Understand the format and timing of all four sections
- Practice Writing Task 1 and Task 2 by structure
- Work through Speaking parts 1–3
Program
What the course covers
- ListeningTask types, listening traps and a note-taking strategy during audio.
- ReadingSkimming, scanning and time management on long texts.
- WritingStructure of Task 1 and Task 2, cohesion and common mistakes.
- SpeakingAnswers for parts 1–3, fluency and staying on topic.
A1 → B2
General English
From zero to confident communication — by system
From A1 to B2: grammar, vocabulary, speaking and writing. Every topic — explanation, notes, practice and review.
- Build sentences without relying on translation
- Get to grips with basic and intermediate tenses
- Build working vocabulary by topic
Program
What the course covers
- A1 — BeginnerBeginner foundation: first phrases, the verb to be, questions, pronouns.
- A2 — ElementaryContinues after A1: countries and nationalities, past simple, comparatives, everyday situations.
- Grammar basicsTenses, word order and questions in a clear logic.
- Vocabulary by topicWords and phrases grouped by communication situations.
- Practice and testsA short check after every topic to lock it in.
- ReviewReturning to mistakes and weak spots before the next block.
B1 → C2
Speaking & Writing
Speak and write with more confidence
Focus on active skills: speaking and writing through practice, example breakdowns and work on structure.
- Express a thought coherently and by structure
- Write letters, essays and short texts
- Expand active vocabulary
Program
What the course covers
- SpeakingAnswer templates, connectors and holding the line of reasoning.
- WritingParagraph structure, text logic and common mistakes.
- Vocabulary for outputPhrases and collocations that are actually used in speech.
- FeedbackExample breakdowns and reviewing weak constructions.