Hello everyone. How's it going? I'm Masato (known as "Masato's Aussie Life"). As for me, it's been so hectic over the last couple of months. Here in Australia a new financial year kicks off from 1st of July, so as you presumably guess, pretty much everything including renting prices, housing loan interests, commodity prices, etc. increases a bit. I know I do not want to increase my PTE English course fees, but unfortunately I have to follow the rule in accordance with the circumstance of Aussie markets. So, I have little alternative but to change them a bit that fits today's markets. Anyway, this new financial year (2023 - 2024) is gonna be much much busier than the previous year. Yes, I sincerely hope so.

By the way, if you are worried about English exams such as IELTS, TOEFL as well as PTE, then please do not hesitate to contact me anytime, because I want to help you smash your desired score using my consistent strategy and tactics. I've been teaching the PTE exam since the late 2019, so it's been approximately 3 and a half years, which is unbelievable! Time flies so faaaast!! Not just the PTE exam, but also English language as a whole, so for those being anxious about, for instance, pronunciation, grammar or vacabulary are encouraged to start my online English course from today and from scratch.

Here is just a bit of rundown on the course description:

1 month course - If your PTE score is very much close to your desired score but you found it so difficult to improve on your own, then this is for you.

3 month course - If you have already the ability to score highly but not sure which questions need to be improved, then this is for you. I can pinpoint your weakest questions that need to be tackled seriously.

6 month course - If your basic English skills are lacking significantly, then highly recommend taking this one. Yes, I know some people say that the PTE exam is much easier than the IELTS, which is technically true, but nonetheless all depends upon how hard you prepare for the exam strategically and tactically.

First and foremost, there is absolutely no pacacea for improving English skills per ce. In other words, you can't master it just over night. You might have to take into account self-investment and time if you wish to crack the score you want to get. I'm not specifically saying you should invest a huge amount of money in my English course; however, if you do so, then I'm pretty confident that you will be successful so much faster than you might otherwise think.

Thanks for reading today. Catch ya later mate. Cheers.