

An 8-week sprint built around your target band.
IELTS is graded by humans on four criteria per skill. You don't need more textbooks. You need a small group, a modern dashboard, and scored feedback on every piece of writing and speaking you produce.
Is IELTS Program for you?
We're upfront about who this works for, and who it doesn't.
This is you if:
- You're at Band 5.5 to 6.5 and need 7.0+ for visa, university admission, or professional registration.
- You want more than an IELTS score: you want your English to reach C1 level through a structured program.
- You want active learning, writing it yourself and getting teacher feedback, not passively watching grammar and writing lectures.
- Your test date is within the next 3 to 4 months and you want a structured program with a real teacher, not another textbook.
- You want a small group, three live classes a week, and feedback that comes back fast so you can actually use it.
Not sure where your band sits today? The diagnostic is free, takes about 25 minutes, and tells you exactly where you land per skill.
Take the diagnosticHow a week runs.
Three live classes a week with Lora Teacher, daily assignments that get graded right away, and a full mock every weekend. Everything sits in one dashboard, so you never juggle PDFs or chase feedback.
3 live group classes with Lora Teacher
Three small-group live classes every week with Lora Teacher. She walks through the week's IELTS scoring criterion, reviews writing and speaking from the group, and answers questions in real time. Miss one? Sessions are recorded and posted to your dashboard.
Daily assignments, graded for you
Open the dashboard and your next assignment is already queued, calibrated to the IELTS rubric. Submit and the score and feedback land in the same place. No scattered PDFs, no email threads.
Full mock test
Every weekend is a full IELTS mock under real timing. Weeks 1 and 5 to 8 are scored on fresh papers. Weeks 2 to 4 are unscored retakes of Week 1 so you can measure movement against your baseline.
Cohort schedule
Each cohort runs on its own set of live class days and times, announced at cohort start so the rhythm fits the group. You'll see the full schedule before your cohort kicks off.
Every assignment and mock builds a per-skill band trajectory that updates in real time. You always know where you stand.
Sunday-evening summary of your band movement per skill, what shifted this week, and what to focus on next.
Reach out anytime. Usually same-day replies. No office hours, no waiting room.
The 8-week plan, class by class.
Three live classes a week, each with a clear job: Reading and Listening question types, Writing frames with live correction, and Speaking. The four phases move you from learning the exam format, to mastering every Task 1 and Task 2 type, to performing under real timing, to the final Band 7 polish. A full mock every weekend marks the progress.
Diagnosis and the core frames
True/False/Not Given and strict-word-limit sentence completion; the four listening parts (form, map, conversation, lecture), predicting each blank before the audio.
The 4-paragraph Task 1 chart frame (the overview sentence that decides Band 5.5 vs 7) and the Task 2 opinion essay with your position stated in paragraph 1.
Part 1 extended answers, the Part 2 cue card (hook, body, reflection), and the /f/-/p/, /θ/-/s/, /v/-/b/ sounds.
Weekend mock Sunday: full baseline mock, scored to set your starting band.
Task 2 discussion and argument language
True/False/Not Given and multiple choice at building speed; Part 3 academic conversation, tracking who says what by discourse markers.
The Task 2 discussion essay (both views plus your position), joined by the 'outweighs' pivot sentence. Fence-sitting caps you at Band 5.5.
Parts 1 to 3 on fresh prompts, your first live speaking turns in the group.
Weekend mock Sunday: retake the Week 1 paper (unscored) to see what moved.
How we get you to Band 7.0
The methods we drill every week. This is exactly what your scored feedback is checking for.
Don't read every word. Skim the structure, go to the questions, then hunt the paraphrase in the passage. On True/False/Not Given, if it isn't stated, it's Not Given: never fill the gap with what you already know.
Read the blanks and predict the answer before the audio plays. Distractors sit right before the real answer, so train your ear for the correction signal ('actually...', 'sorry, I mean...'). One plural or spelling slip is a lost mark.
State your position in the intro and hold it to the last line. One paragraph, one idea, with a reason and an example. Kill repeated words with pre-loaded synonyms and collocations. Run Task 2 on the 5/30/5 clock.
Never a one-word answer: give a reason plus an example, three to four sentences. Swap 'um' for a buying-time phrase. Smooth flow beats a perfect sentence you stall on.
Watch a real class
A sample from the live classes Tier One students join every week with Lora Teacher.
IELTS Program · 8-Week Sprint
One tuition, one small group, eight weeks of guided IELTS preparation with Lora Teacher and your advisor.
Pure IELTS prep, designed to move you to your target band by test day.
- 3 live group classes per week with Lora Teacher
- Daily assignments in one dashboard
- Weekend mock test every week · 8 full mocks across the program
- Live class recordings if you miss a session
- 100+ metrics tracked on your live analytics dashboard
- Personal advisor (no office hours, usually replies same day)
Save ₩240,000 vs enrolling month by month
Or ₩320,000 / month · 3-month 0% installment via Toss
Enroll · full programFirst 4 weeks (weeks 1-4)
Month 1 is the foundations block. The full 8 weeks is what we recommend to reach your target band.
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Your test date isn't moving. Let's get your band there.
Most of our students reach their target band. Start with the free diagnostic. About 25 minutes, and you'll know exactly where your current band lands per skill. Or skip it and enroll if you're ready.