Walking through LeapScholar's IELTS course end to end, what do you actually get?

Here is the full sequence, from your first free test through to ongoing practice.

The Core Toolkit

• A free diagnostic mock or speaking session to start.
• A full mock-test library spanning Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking.
• Video lessons organised module by module, including guided problem-solving walkthroughs.
• Two AI-scored speaking formats: a 2-minute quick drill and a 15-minute full simulation.
• Vocabulary quizzes and detailed band-level feedback after each attempt.

What's Exclusive to Live

Scheduled batch classes and doubt-solving sessions are only available on the Live tier, layered on top of everything listed above.

Where Students Typically Get Stuck

In practice, the point where students disengage is usually between the free diagnostic and their first paid mock, once the initial novelty of instant AI feedback wears off. Treating each mock as a checkpoint tied to a specific weak section, rather than as a repeat of the whole test, is what keeps momentum going past the first week.

It also helps to set a rough pace before you start, since the walkthrough itself has no built-in deadline. A common approach is pairing one mock test with one matching video lesson per session, so theory and practice stay linked, rather than watching every video lesson first and only testing yourself much later once the material has gone cold in your memory.

My Advice

Run the free diagnostic before deciding between LIY and Live. Your starting band range should drive which tier actually makes sense for you, not the price tag alone. Re-checking a question type you once marked strong every few weeks also catches any quiet regression early.