Thanks Alefe for helping me l am so…
Thanks Alefe for helping me l am so happy you are the best teacher l have ever had. 🥰🙏🏻
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Alefe IELTS helps second-language speakers reach the IELTS score they need for visas, permanent residency, and skilled migration in Australia — through private and group lessons built around real academic structure, not generic English teaching. Alefe brings an unusual academic background to language coaching: a BSc in Biology (UNESP), an MSc in Biotechnology (UWA), and a postgraduate qualification in Psychology (Deakin University) with a focus on cognitive learning. This combination means lessons aren't just about vocabulary and grammar drills — they're built on how people actually acquire and retain a second language, with strategies drawn from cognitive psychology for students who've historically struggled with studying or learning methods. Having used English across academic, scientific, and professional contexts himself, Alefe teaches writing and communication the way it's actually applied, not just how it's tested. Based in Perth, Western Australia, Alefe works with students from Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian-speaking backgrounds in particular, along with second-language speakers more broadly — offering both one-on-one private lessons and small group lessons, entirely online, tailored to each student's IELTS band goals and the mistakes most common to their first language. Alefe IELTS: score-focused, academically grounded English coaching for second-language speakers building a life in Australia.
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Thanks Alefe for helping me l am so happy you are the best teacher l have ever had. 🥰🙏🏻
Alefe is an amazing teacher! I had difficulty with the writing part of the IELTS and he was brillant in teaching and giving me feedback on my writing. Thanks to Alefe I scored 7 on my IELTS exam.
Despite being a native English speaker I was struggling to get the highest grade in IELTS, which I needed for my visa application. Alefe was patient and guided me through the exam technique, gave tips on vocabulary, and helped me prepare for my upcoming exam
I started studying with Alefe to prepare for my IELTS, and from the very beginning, I was impressed by how clear, organised, and well-structured his teaching is.
He is not only a very friendly and patient teacher, but also incredibly smart. He knows exactly how to identify your weaknesses and, more importantly, how to help you improve them.
Actually, Alefe is so good that he only sent me the link to write this review after teaching me the basics of writing in English🙄, I guess he didn’t want to risk getting a badly written review from one of his own students! 😂
Great teacher, great professional, and someone who genuinely knows what he is doing.
Highly recommended!
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