Questions learners often ask
Clear information helps you decide whether the program matches your target.
How does TELC organize ideas for IELTS Writing Task 2?
TELC uses subject-first Thinking in Partition and Grouping. Instead of forcing every essay into one generic template, learners identify the subject, group relevant arguments by meaning, check that each group really covers its members, and build a clear thesis from those supported groups.
What is the difference between IELTS Academic and General Training?
Listening and Speaking use the same test formats, but Reading and Writing differ. Academic Writing Task 1 describes visual information while General Training Task 1 is a letter. We confirm the test type before choosing materials.
Can TELC guarantee my IELTS score?
No. A responsible teacher cannot guarantee an exam result. TELC can diagnose weaknesses, teach effective processes, provide feedback, and help you practice consistently; the final result also depends on your starting point, effort, attendance, and test-day performance.
Do I need a previous IELTS score?
No. A previous score is useful but not required. A diagnostic sample and a discussion of your target can provide a practical starting point.
Is the course suitable for a high target such as Band 7 or 8?
Yes, provided the diagnostic evidence shows a realistic path and enough preparation time. Higher targets require stronger control across every criterion, not just more advanced vocabulary.
Are lessons online?
Yes. Private lessons are available online across Indonesia. Onsite lessons may also be discussed for Bandung, subject to location, teacher availability, and schedule confirmation.
How is the lesson plan arranged?
The lesson format, learning intensity, and schedule are discussed directly so the plan can match the learner's target, current level, and available preparation time.