Our daily live lessons

Every My IELTS Classroom Bronze, Silver and Gold Package now comes with FREE lessons for reading, listening and speaking.

Yes, 5 days a week (Monday to Friday) you can join one of our experts for a 60-minute lesson on Zoom. The lessons and teachers change every week - so this week you might join Juliet on Monday to practice listening maps, and next week join Nick on Tuesday to perfect speaking cue cards - but the level of teaching is always the same.

The live lessons are interactive, so be prepared to get involved in every class. There will be times when you will learn new language, complete exam tasks, and practice with a partner, and others when you can ask the teacher questions to clear your doubts.

Weekly timetable

A new timetable will appear every Sunday, so make sure you check regularly to sign up for lessons while there is still space (maximum 20 students per class).

  • Monday 29th June

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  • Tuesday 30th June

    Speaking • Describing objects in Speaking Part 2

    With Nick

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    I’m not going to lie – cue cards that ask you to describe an object are my least favourite. First of all, they are just a bit boring. I mean, how often in the real world do you ever spend 2-minutes describing your washing machine! Worse, they require you to know a lot of topic-specific vocabulary, which many students just don’t have. Today, find out how to tackle these cue cards best with Nick.

  • Wednesday 1st July

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  • Thursday 2nd July

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  • Friday 3rd July

    Listening • Understanding agreement in Listening Part 3

    With Nick

    Lesson Starts 11am GMT Check your timezone

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    Most students would agree that Part 3 of the listening exam is the most difficult. Not only is this because there can be up to THREE speakers, but also because you are often asked to identify the emotion of the speakers. In today’s lesson, Shelly will show you the phrases and expressions that you should listen for to help you answer the questions correctly in this part of the test.

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