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NEW! Guide to Aussie English Language Reqs
Welcome to the Perth IELTS and PTE Tutoring website
Hi there! Welcome to the Perth IELTS and PTE Tutoring website! My name is Reena and I started this company with the aim of providing personalised assistance and coaching to IELTS and PTE Academic candidates. Find out more about me, IELTS lessons or PTE Academic lessons, booking, fees and all about the PIAPT values, mission and vision or start your test preparation journey with me by sending me an email at allroundtutor@gmail.com or head to bookings to book a session with me!
QUICK INFO:
QUICK INFO:
How much? Average price of sessions: AUD$ 40- 45 per hour
Where? Online via Zoom OR in-person (additional fees apply)
When? Monday-Friday between 9.30am and 2.30pm
How many students? Sessions can be one-to-one or in small groups *max 5 students
Resources for both test takers and tutors: check out a PIAPT course delivered via UDEMY: Perth IELTS and PTE Tutoring Online Courses
BOOK A SESSION WITH REENA
BOOK A SESSION WITH REENA
USEFUL LINKS
USEFUL LINKS
IELTS INFORMATION: https://ielts.org/
IDP IELTS AUSTRALIA: https://ielts.com.au/australia
AUSTRALIAN DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS ENGLISH LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/meeting-our-requirements/english-language
PEARSON TEST OF ENGLISH PTE ACADEMIC: https://www.pearsonpte.com/pte-academic
YOUR IELTS AND PTE ACADEMIC JOURNEY BEGINS HERE
YOUR IELTS AND PTE ACADEMIC JOURNEY BEGINS HERE
The 5 levels of English language competency that are generally used by the Australian Department of Home Affairs are:
Functional:
Vocational:
Competent:
Proficient:
Superior:
Application Requirements:
- Visa applicants often need Vocational, Competent, or Proficient English.
- Specific English competency levels are clarified during the visa/educational course application process.
Educational Institutions/University or Professional/Skilled Work:
- Minimum requirement is usually Proficient English, categorized as Academic.
STAGE 1: Find out exactly what is required of you in terms of proving English competency from your educational institution or migration agency.
STAGE 2: Find the right kind of help.
Some candidates do better in group-learning sessions, some prefer one-on-one learning. Some people absolutely love distance learning while others loathe it and require in-person lessons. Some require a structured, generalised course over a fixed period, and some require flexible, targeted help at different times.
What do YOU need? Based on your needs, find the best help. A private tutor or a language course provider?
STAGE 3: Get to WORK!
Either through self-studying, private tutoring or via a course, get STARTED. Before you book a test, there is a minimum amount of knowledge that is required:
1. test structure
2. test timing
3. test components.
Know these basics before you book the test.
STAGE 4: Sit for the test!
Once you're familiar with the test (if it’s your first attempt), have made significant improvements (if it isn’t your first attempt), worked smart and gotten the most out of your tutor, course or material that you have found, it’s time to take the test! Give it your best and wait for the results.
STAGE 5: Celebration or recovery
Depending on your results, it’ll be time to celebrate or recuperate. It’ll be such a great feeling when you achieve your goals or even exceed them! Sadly it can be rather heartbreaking to learn that you did not achieve the required results.
Lick your wounds, accept the results and start planning your next move. Don’t book another test until you are ready. Einstein said, “Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.”
Something needs to be improved or changed. Speak to your mentor/language course provider/tutor and work towards making improvements and gaining confidence before attempting again.
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