IELTS Preparation Programme

Fees: $390 per week ($200 Admin Fee | Materials Fee: $300)*
(*Special pricing also available by region)

Campus: Auckland CBD

Duration: 4+ weeks study programme tailored to your goal.

Maximum class size: 20 students.

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Course Overview

Seafield’s IELTS Preparation Programme offers 20 hours of focused instruction per week across all four IELTS components: listening, reading, writing, and speaking. Regular six-weekly in-house testing helps students monitor their progress and readiness for the official exam. Entry is available to students who have completed Seafield’s Intermediate General English class or those who meet the required level through an internal online placement test. As this is part of a English Language Tuition, qualifying students can transfer easily between General English and IELTS.

Taught by experienced IELTS specialists in small, supportive classes, the course equips learners with the test-taking strategies, academic language skills, and confidence needed to achieve their IELTS goals and pursue opportunities worldwide.

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Class Schedule

Auckland CBD

IELTS Preparation Programme offers classes with weekly start dates, delivered throughout the year.

Standard evening classes

5.15pm to 9.30pm weekdays – afternoon and morning programmes can be offered subject to demand.

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Student Testimonial

“Studying IELTS at Seafield School for seven months has been a game‑changer —my English went from “just getting by” to “job‑interview ready.” The immersive lessons and expert feedback sharpened every skill, so I can now breeze through interviews for my dream role as a medical laboratory scientist without breaking a sweat. No more stumbling over pronunciation or second‑guessing my grammar —confidence is my new default. Beyond acing the exam, this achievement is a crucial milestone on my journey to becoming a proud New Zealand resident. Cheers to language power and the next chapter in Aotearoa!”