Prepare for IELTS — Academic or General, on your timeline.

Tell Strive your test date, your target band, and whether you sit Academic or General Training, and AI builds the prep around exactly that. Reading and writing tasks use the question types you will face on the day, and the daily recall queue keeps vocabulary, collocations, and band-descriptor phrases from fading.

What you’ll learn

• Recognise every IELTS Reading question type and the strategy each one rewards.
• Plan and write Task 1 (Academic graphs or General letters) and Task 2 essays against the band descriptors.
• Train Listening for the four sections — note completion, matching, multiple choice, and map labelling.
• Build the Part 1 / Part 2 / Part 3 Speaking framework, with cue-card drills and follow-up patterns.
• Use academic collocations and linking devices that examiners actually credit.
• Diagnose your weakest band and route prep time toward it instead of repeating what you already do well.
• Retain phrases and grammar — recall queue surfaces collocations and structures over weeks, not minutes.

A typical Strive course on IELTS preparation

1. How IELTS is scored — band descriptors, scoring, Academic vs General3 lessons
2. Reading — skimming, scanning, and the 11 question types5 lessons
3. Writing Task 1 — Academic graphs and General letters4 lessons
4. Writing Task 2 — argument, opinion, problem-solution5 lessons
5. Listening — sections, traps, and note-taking patterns4 lessons
6. Speaking — Part 1, Part 2 cue cards, Part 3 follow-ups4 lessons
7. Mock-week plan — pacing, fatigue, and the day before3 lessons

Demonstration outline — your course is generated around your answers, so module count, depth, and difficulty will differ from this. Across the 7 modules above there are 28 lessons.

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