IELTS Tutoring in Jakarta (Indonesia)

Manhattan Review is your top resource for International English Language Testing System (IELTS) preparation in Jakarta. Area residents can effectively study for the IELTS assessments with a variety of flexible learning plans and modes of delivery, including customized private IELTS tutoring, traditional IELTS prep courses in on-site format, and online IELTS instruction in several formats. We are also Jakarta's best author of IELTS practice tests, which precisely mimic the real IELTS in terms of structure and content. Manhattan Review is an international education company that has been teaching students worldwide how to pass English language assessments since we were founded in 1999. Our Jakarta IELTS programs feature the most qualified instructors, the most proven course materials, and the most original methods of instruction, all of which combine to give our students the best possible service. Begin your program of IELTS study immediately by contacting Manhattan Review for more information on our Jakarta test prep options. We can discuss courses and scheduling and answer your questions either on the phone, via email, or online.

IELTS standards at universities typically range from a total score of 5.0 to a total score of 7.5. The University of Toronto, for example, mandates that all of its international students who do not speak English as their native language produce a composite IELTS score of at least 6.5, with no individual section scores below 6.0. The University of Leeds has a minimum IELTS total score standard of 7.0, as does the California Institute of Technology. Some programs at Harvard require IELTS total scores of at least 7.5. Other schools will consider applicants with lower scores, but these institutions tend to be less selective. Examples include the University of Essex (minimum total score of 5.0), the University of Alabama at Birmingham (5.5) and Texas A&M University (6.0). The scores listed above are for general admission, and specific programs may have higher or lower standards. It is important for new IELTS students to have a firm grasp of their particular minimum IELTS scores, which will provide clear goals for IELTS instruction.

Manhattan Review's IELTS students in Jakarta and other cities around the world have been accepted to Harvard, Oxford, the London School of Economics, Stanford, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, the University of Chicago, Columbia, the University of California-Berkeley, Cambridge, the University of Leeds, and many other great postsecondary institutions. They've pursued bachelor's, master's, doctoral, or professional degrees and gone on to successful careers with numerous organizations. Some have been hired by Fortune 500 companies, including Dell Technologies, Freddie Mac, Cisco Systems, Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance, and Plains GP Holdings. Others now work for Jakarta's best companies, including Bank Rakyat Indonesia, Lippo Group, Indonesia Trading Company, Harita Group, and Celebrity Fitness. Our former students have also been hired by public-sector organizations such as government agencies, charitable foundations, and advocacy firms. Begin pursuing your own path to success immediately with Manhattan Review's IELTS prep courses, IELTS private tutoring, and IELTS practice tests for residents of the Jakarta region.

Meet a Jakarta IELTS Tutor: Hideki R.

Hideki R. moved from his native Japan to the United States for postsecondary study. He completed a Bachelor of Science in chemistry at George Washington University and a master of education at the University of Virginia. He also holds a TESOL certificate from American University. He has 10 years of experience as a secondary-level educator in English as a second language.

Hideki has been teaching IELTS prep since 2011, and he joined Manhattan Review's Jakarta branch in 2017. He is known among his students as a highly effective IELTS educator in all learning contexts, from online courses to in-person individual tutoring. His students have passed the language requirements of universities in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia.