Case studies

See how a learning plan comes together.

Three example journeys for three common goals. Each one shows the starting point, the plan week by week, and how progress is checked along the way.

These are illustrative examples, not real students' stories. We've written them to show how we approach different goals. We'll never present invented results or testimonials as real.

Example learning journeys

Example journey10-week plan

The university applicant

Preparing for IELTS Academic for university study

Strong reader who freezes in Speaking and runs out of time in Writing Task 2. A ten-week plan focused on timing, structure and spoken confidence.

  • IELTS Academic
  • Writing Task 2
  • Speaking
Example journey8-week plan

The quiet understander

From hesitant speaker to everyday conversation

Understands far more than they say. An eight-week plan that turns passive knowledge into everyday speaking through short, regular practice.

  • Spoken English
  • Fluency
  • Listening
Example journey6-week plan

The career changer

Getting interview-ready in professional English

Experienced in their field but unsure how to present it in English. A six-week plan for introductions, interview answers and follow-up emails.

  • Professional English
  • Interviews
  • Presentation

Behind every plan

How we build a learning plan

No two learners start in the same place. Whatever your goal, the plan follows the same four principles.

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  1. A clear, specific goal

    "Better English" becomes "IELTS 7.0 by March" or "lead a team meeting in English".

  2. An honest starting point

    We look at what you can already do well and where the real gaps are.

  3. Small, regular steps

    Short weekly targets that fit around work, study and family life.

  4. Visible progress

    Recordings, writing samples and practice tasks you can compare over time.

Ready to take the next step?

Tell us what you want to achieve in English, and start planning your learning journey.