Science says why students aren't reaching their goals for IELTS—and how to fix it. 

SLOW. STEADY. STRATEGIC  | the IELTS genius way  

You were given many grammar and vocabulary lessons in school. You may have learned the different types of tasks and questions you would face with the IELTS. You could even know how to use cohesive devices and discourse markers. However, writing is still painful. In IELTS, and other writing tasks, time is often critical. So the clock starts and you start writing. But, it doesn't work. Your writing scores fall short.

No one taught you the step-by-step writing process. Your teachers may score your papers, but they rarely give you feedback. If you are lucky enough to get feedback, your teacher never sat along side you while you wrote. It's always been a lonely, boring process. Not any more. Science is clear about how people best learn to write. Vietnamese Universities publish studies about what works. However, know one is using the methods in your lessons because it doesn't work in their traditional system.

We have the small class sizes, time alotted to our teachers, and an intentional writing program built into our program. You will work more collaboratively with your classmates and your teacher. You will get help while you write and feedback after you write. You will be taught the step-by-step process, across 3 writing stages, to successfully write anything. Hint — it's not about speed.