Pass the exam, not just the practice test

I examined language exam papers for six years before moving into tuition. What happens in a lesson? Sixty minutes on Zoom with a shared document: feedback on your submitted work, targeted language input, then supervised exam practice under time pressure. Nothing is improvised — you get the plan in advance. Practice tests only show the gap. Each lesson teaches the specific structures, collocations and discourse markers your level needs. I mark writing every week and return it within 48 hours with criterion-by-criterion comments and one rewritten model paragraph, so you see the target register — not only the error.