IELTS, TOEFL, TOEIC, DELF, DALF, Goethe, CELPE-BRAS, DELE. Whether the certification is for a credential, MBA application, immigration filing, or internal promotion — MLC prep is built around the specific exam, with a named target date and target score.
A CEFR C1 speaker can still fail IELTS if they don't know the format. Accreditation prep inverts the usual order: we start with the exam's scoring rubric and work backward. Your candidate knows exactly how the graders evaluate every task, what the time boundaries are, what the traps are, and what the model answers look like. Language fluency is the foundation; exam craft is what gets the score.
Timed conditions. Current score, gap to target, sub-skill damage.
Anchored to the exam date. Materials selected per sub-skill gap.
1 on 1 or max 4. Weekly timed practice. Instructor-graded feedback.
Full mock is regularly scheduled. Score trajectory transparent.
Ask — we can often build for TestDaF, HSK, JLPT, and other regional certifications with 4–6 weeks' notice.
Minimum 6 weeks for a competent speaker targeting one sub-band improvement. 12–16 weeks for two or more sub-bands.
Yes — common for MBA-bound corporate cohorts. Typical setup: cohort of 6–8 targeting the same exam on the same date.
We run a post-exam diagnostic free of charge. If our prep didn't get them there, we explain why and propose a second-cycle plan.
You do. We provide a recommended test-center list, scheduling guidance, and a pre-exam checklist. Exam fees are not included.
Both. Group prep (max 4) works when the cohort is at similar levels and targeting the same exam date. One-on-one is faster and more expensive.