THE SCOPE OF OUR IELTS ONLINE TUITION SERVICE
Currently, Zest Consult IELTS class runs in batches. Every batch lasts four (4) weeks. We provide four (4) weeks of results-oriented and highly condensed IELTS lessons.
Within the four weeks, you will receive tuition, coaching, and assessment and complete all four components of the IELTS twice and adequately.
The Consult’s IELTS online class is from Mondays to Wednesdays in two (2) sessions.
The first session is from 11:30 am to 2 pm and treats the IELTS General Training lessons.
The second session is from 2 pm to 4:30 pm and treats the IELTS Academic lessons.
OUR TRACK RECORD
Zest Consult has trained approximately 6,000 individuals for IELTS, and more than 70% of these people have traveled for education and work abroad.
Zest Consult is a top-tier partner of the British Council, Ghana, and has been awarded by the British Council as their leading partner.
Zest Consult boasts of having numerous IELTS teachers with a formal academic degree in the English Language and extensive teaching experience.
Zest Consult boasts of having a customer satisfaction level of above 90%.
Zest Consult has the best IELTS tuition structure and flexible meeting times.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
- The tuition fee paid is non-refundable.
- Once your duration for the class is due, you have to exit the class. If, for some reason, you need an extension, you must contact the IELTS Head of Department with a formal request.
- The consult takes video coverage of the class for publicity purposes. You should know that you might be captured in some of our videos and photographs.
- The consult will take responsibility for your main exam registration and track your results. If you have booked for the main exam already, you should make your results known to the consult. We track clients' results to determine our exam success ratio.
- The consult reserves the right to review and change the meeting days and times of the classes when necessary.
However, the consult will give at least a month’s notice before implementing any major change.
Teachers can make once-in-a-while minor changes in meeting days and times upon consulting their students first.
