English language programs and focused prep for IELTS, PTE, TOEFL and the Duolingo English Test — matched to the score your target university or visa route requires.
Every university and visa office asks for proof of English — which test they accept, and what score, varies. Here's what separates the four most common ones.
Paper-based, computer-delivered, or fully online and AI-scored, depending on the test.
English foundation programs run 4–12 weeks; test-specific prep usually runs 2–6 weeks.
From under 48 hours (Duolingo) up to 13 days (paper-based IELTS).
IELTS and TOEFL are the most widely accepted; PTE and Duolingo are growing fast but not universal — always confirm with the receiving institution.
Tap a category to see the programs built around it.
Everyday vocabulary, grammar basics and conversational confidence.
Academic writing, lecture listening and seminar discussion skills.
Emails, meetings and professional communication practice.
Speaking-focused sessions to build spontaneous, natural fluency.
Precision grammar and structured academic writing practice.
Sound clarity, stress patterns and listener-friendly pronunciation.
Structured levels from beginner through to test-ready, in one track.
Practice for spoken-English checks at visa interviews.
All four modules, aimed at university-entry score requirements.
For immigration and work-visa routes rather than university entry.
Mock interviews with examiner-style feedback on fluency and delivery.
Structured templates and feedback for graphs, essays and letters.
Time-management techniques and question-type drilling.
Full-length timed mock exams with band-score estimation.
Last-minute, high-intensity review before test day.
Personalised study plan targeting a specific band score.
All four skills, tuned to PTE's AI-scoring patterns.
Scoring-algorithm-aware pacing, fluency and pronunciation drills.
Templates for summarizing text and essay-writing tasks.
Note-taking techniques for PTE's fast-paced listening tasks.
Question-type breakdown for reorder paragraph and MCQs.
Full computer-delivered mocks with instant score estimates.
Fast-track review for test-takers on a tight timeline.
Individualised plan focused on a specific target score.
Reading, listening, speaking and writing for the iBT format.
Combining reading/listening input into scored spoken responses.
Structured practice for both TOEFL writing task types.
Techniques for tracking long academic lecture passages.
Skimming, scanning and inference practice for dense passages.
Full-length practice tests under real exam timing.
Condensed review for test-takers short on preparation time.
Personalised plan built around a specific score target.
Covers all adaptive question types across the full test.
Understanding how difficulty adjusts in real time during the test.
Practice for the open-ended recorded and written responses.
Vocabulary and fill-in-the-blank style question practice.
Timed practice tests with instant estimated scoring.
Quick-turnaround prep, since DET can be booked on short notice.
Walkthrough of the at-home, remotely-proctored test process.
Individual coaching aimed at a specific target score.
Rough equivalency across common bands — always confirm the exact figure your university or visa office asks for.
| Level | IELTS (Band) | PTE (Score) | TOEFL iBT (Score) | Duolingo (Score) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Upper-Intermediate | 6.0 – 6.5 | 50 – 58 | 60 – 78 | 95 – 105 |
| Advanced (typical UG entry) | 6.5 – 7.0 | 58 – 65 | 79 – 93 | 105 – 115 |
| Advanced (typical PG entry) | 7.0 – 7.5 | 65 – 73 | 94 – 101 | 115 – 125 |
| Highly Advanced (competitive PG) | 7.5 – 8.0 | 73 – 79 | 102 – 110 | 125 – 135 |
Course fees and official exam fees are separate line items — budget for both.
What's needed to register, and what to check before picking a test.
Scroll to watch your route unfold, one milestone at a time.
A diagnostic test to see your current level and pick the right starting course.
Match the test your destination accepts to the score your course or visa needs.
Skill-by-skill coaching plus timed mocks to track progress toward the target.
Slot booking guidance, test-day logistics, and score-report submission support.
The right score clears the door — everything after it is about the course or visa you actually wanted.
Start from what your target university or visa office accepts, since not all four are recognised everywhere; where more than one option works, PTE and Duolingo tend to suit people who prefer a fully computer-based, faster-turnaround format, while IELTS and TOEFL remain the safest default for the widest acceptance.
Duolingo typically returns results within about two days, computer-delivered IELTS and PTE within a few days, and paper-based IELTS or TOEFL can take up to around two weeks — always check the current turnaround with the test provider before setting an application deadline.
Yes — all four tests allow retakes, though each has its own minimum wait time between attempts, so it's worth booking with enough buffer before your application deadline in case a second sitting is needed.
Often not a full course — strong everyday speakers frequently just need format familiarisation and a few timed mock tests, since these exams score you on specific task types and timing as much as general fluency.
Most institutions and visa offices treat IELTS, PTE, TOEFL and Duolingo scores as valid for two years from the test date, though it's worth confirming this against the specific requirement you're applying against.
