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    Welcome to my online teaching platform, where language learning meets convenience and expertise. As a certified English teacher with a C1 proficiency level and a BEC certificate, I bring three years of experience to help you master English. Whether you're looking to improve your academic skills, advance in your career, or enhance your everyday communication, my tailored lessons are designed to meet your unique needs. Join me for an engaging and effective learning experience from the comfort of your home.

Available courses

KET (Sencondary)

Cambridge English: Key English Test (KET). This qualification shows that you can communicate in basic English in everyday situations. It is the first exam in the series of Cambridge English exams for adults.

Level of qualification: Elementary = A2 on the Common European Framework.

Who should take this exam?

You should take the KET if you have done about 250 hours of study or practice and can speak, write and understand basic English. This exam is the first step in building your English language skills for work or study in the future. To take the exam you should be able to:

  • ask and answer questions about yourself and others
  • understand announcements and instructions when people speak slowly and clearly
  • tell people what you think about something you read or hear.

What is the exam format?

There are three parts to the exam. You do the Reading and Writing and the Listening papers on the same day. You may need to return to do the Speaking on a different day. You do the Speaking with two examiners and one other exam candidate.

KET Reading and Writing Listening Speaking
Time allowed 1 hour  30 minutes 12 minutes per pair of candidates
Marks (% of total) 50% 25% 25%

Key English Test

Cambridge English: Key English Test (KET). This qualification shows that you can communicate in basic English in everyday situations. It is the first exam in the series of Cambridge English exams for adults.

Level of qualification: Elementary = A2 on the Common European Framework.

Who should take this exam?

You should take the KET if you have done about 250 hours of study or practice and can speak, write and understand basic English. This exam is the first step in building your English language skills for work or study in the future. To take the exam you should be able to:

  • ask and answer questions about yourself and others
  • understand announcements and instructions when people speak slowly and clearly
  • tell people what you think about something you read or hear.

What is the exam format?

There are three parts to the exam. You do the Reading and Writing and the Listening papers on the same day. You may need to return to do the Speaking on a different day. You do the Speaking with two examiners and one other exam candidate.

KET Reading and Writing Listening Speaking
Time allowed 1 hour  30 minutes 12 minutes per pair of candidates
Marks (% of total) 50% 25% 25%

Key English Test 2

Key English Test 1 (2)

Cambridge English: Key English Test (KET). This qualification shows that you can communicate in basic English in everyday situations. It is the first exam in the series of Cambridge English exams for adults.

Level of qualification: Elementary = A2 on the Common European Framework.

Who should take this exam?

You should take the KET if you have done about 250 hours of study or practice and can speak, write and understand basic English. This exam is the first step in building your English language skills for work or study in the future. To take the exam you should be able to:

  • ask and answer questions about yourself and others
  • understand announcements and instructions when people speak slowly and clearly
  • tell people what you think about something you read or hear.

What is the exam format?

There are three parts to the exam. You do the Reading and Writing and the Listening papers on the same day. You may need to return to do the Speaking on a different day. You do the Speaking with two examiners and one other exam candidate.

KET Reading and Writing Listening Speaking
Time allowed 1 hour  30 minutes 12 minutes per pair of candidates
Marks (% of total) 50% 25% 25%

Key English Test 1

Cambridge English: Key English Test (KET). This qualification shows that you can communicate in basic English in everyday situations. It is the first exam in the series of Cambridge English exams for adults.

Level of qualification: Elementary = A2 on the Common European Framework.

Who should take this exam?

You should take the KET if you have done about 250 hours of study or practice and can speak, write and understand basic English. This exam is the first step in building your English language skills for work or study in the future. To take the exam you should be able to:

  • ask and answer questions about yourself and others
  • understand announcements and instructions when people speak slowly and clearly
  • tell people what you think about something you read or hear.

What is the exam format?

There are three parts to the exam. You do the Reading and Writing and the Listening papers on the same day. You may need to return to do the Speaking on a different day. You do the Speaking with two examiners and one other exam candidate.

KET Reading and Writing Listening Speaking
Time allowed 1 hour  30 minutes 12 minutes per pair of candidates
Marks (% of total) 50% 25% 25%

IELTS

Welcome to our IELTS Preparation Course!

This course is designed to help you excel in the IELTS exam with a special emphasis on developing your writing and speaking skills. Over the coming weeks, you will engage in targeted exercises and practice sessions that focus on crafting well-structured essays and delivering confident, fluent speeches. Our expert instructors will provide personalized feedback to help you refine your technique and achieve your highest potential. Whether you're aiming for academic or general training, this course will equip you with the tools and strategies needed to succeed. Join us to boost your IELTS performance and reach your goals!

What is IELTS test?

The IELTS (International English Language Testing System) test is a standardized exam designed to assess the English language proficiency of non-native English speakers. It is widely recognized and accepted by universities, employers, immigration authorities, and professional bodies around the world.

Why Take the IELTS Test?

  • Education: If you plan to study at an English-speaking university, the IELTS Academic test can help you meet the language requirements for admission.
  • Employment: Many employers in English-speaking countries require an IELTS score as proof of your language skills.
  • Immigration: For those planning to migrate to countries like Australia, Canada, New Zealand, or the UK, the IELTS General Training test may be required for visa and immigration applications.

Key Features of the IELTS Test:

  • Purpose: The IELTS test is used for various purposes, including university admissions, job applications, and immigration. It measures your ability to communicate in English across four key skills: Listening, Reading, Writing, and Speaking.

Test Format: The test is divided into four sections:

  • Listening: Assesses your ability to understand spoken English.
  • Reading: Evaluates your reading comprehension skills with texts from various sources.
  • Writing: Tests your ability to write clearly and coherently in English.
  • Speaking: Measures your spoken English through a face-to-face interview with an examiner.
Section Duration Content Questions
Listening 30 minutes Four recordings (conversations and monologues) 40
Reading 60 minutes Three reading passages (varies for Academic and General Training) 40
Writing 60 minutes Two tasks (descriptive/essay for Academic, letter/essay for General Training) 2 tasks
Speaking 11-14 minutes Face-to-face interview (introduction, long turn, and discussion) 3 parts