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Understand how each PTE task works and what affects your score.
Learn how the PTE tasks work, find where you're losing marks and focus your preparation on the skills that can improve your score.
Understand how each PTE task works and what affects your score.
Build the skills and techniques you need for each task.
Use practice and mock tests to see how you are performing.
See your progress and identify the areas still costing you marks.
Focus your study on what your results show you need next.
Learn. Practise. Test. Track. Improve.
A structured PTE preparation program that teaches you how to approach the test, gives you guided practice and helps you use your results to decide what to work on next.
Understand what each task requires and how it affects your score.
Do not just complete random questions. Work on the skills you need.
Use practice results and mock tests to identify weaknesses.
See whether your preparation is actually improving your performance.
Use your results to focus your next stage of preparation.
Personal PTE preparation built around your target score and weakest tasks.
Instead of following a general course, focus your preparation on the tasks and skills that are holding your PTE score back. Your preparation is built around your current performance, target score and deadline.
Use the unscored introduction to become familiar with the microphone and recording process before the scored tasks begin.
Lesson 1Read a short text clearly with accurate words, steady phrasing and confident delivery.
Lesson 2Hold meaning chunks in memory and reproduce as much of the sentence as possible without long pauses.
Lesson 3Organise the main message and two useful details into a clear spoken description.
Lesson 4Take compact notes and retell a lecture’s central idea with connected supporting points.
Lesson 5Listen to a simple question and respond quickly with the precise word or short phrase required.
Lesson 6Track different speakers, identify shared themes and give a balanced spoken summary.
Lesson 7Give a clear, polite and socially appropriate response to a practical situation.
Lesson 8Reduce a passage to one controlled sentence that preserves its central claim and key relationship.
Lesson 9Plan and write a focused academic essay with a clear position, logical paragraphs and relevant support.
Lesson 10Use grammar, meaning and collocation clues to choose the best option for each gap.
Lesson 11Evaluate several options against the text and select every answer that is supported.
Lesson 12Reconstruct a logical paragraph by identifying the opening idea and links between sentences.
Lesson 13Place words into a passage by combining part-of-speech, meaning and collocation evidence.
Lesson 14Choose the one option that best answers the question based on the passage as a whole.
Lesson 15Turn organised listening notes into a concise written summary of the main message and support.
Lesson 16Listen for the speaker’s main message and supporting details, then select every supported option.
Lesson 17Follow a transcript while listening and type the missing words with accurate spelling and form.
Lesson 18Select the written summary that best represents the recording’s main idea and organisation.
Lesson 19Listen for the information required by the question and choose the single best answer.
Lesson 20Use the recording’s logic and closing intonation to predict the missing final word or phrase.
Lesson 21Compare a spoken passage with its transcript and mark only words that differ.
Lesson 22Reconstruct a complete sentence with accurate words, spelling and grammatical endings.