CIS. Centre for International Studies, Ghana
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Three things we do, in the order most students need them.

Preparation, registration and admissions — under one roof, so nothing falls between two providers.

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5Fixed stages, start to offer letter

Exam preparation

Two tracks
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Coaching is organised around a target score and a test date. We start with a diagnostic sitting, agree the band or total you need for your shortlist, then work the gap between the two. Classes run in small groups, with one-to-one sessions for speaking and writing.

SAT and PSAT

For students applying to universities in the United States, including scholarship-driven applications.

  • Digital SAT format, timing and section strategy
  • Maths, reading and writing by weakness, not by syllabus order
  • PSAT preparation for students still in senior high school
  • Full-length practice sittings with scored reports

IELTS and trial testing

For students applying to the UK, Canada, Australia and Ireland, and for visa routes that require a band.

  • All four skills: listening, reading, writing, speaking
  • Trial tests sat under real exam conditions and timing
  • Marked writing with examiner-style band feedback
  • Mock speaking interviews with a trained assessor

Exam registration

Handled for you
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Registration is where a lot of applications quietly go wrong — a name that does not match the passport, a centre that fills up, a date that lands after the university deadline. We handle the booking end to end.

That covers choosing a test date that works backwards from your application deadline, securing a seat before the centre fills, checking that your details match your passport exactly, and making sure results are sent to the right institutions. You can register with us whether or not you take our classes.

Admission assistance

Five stages
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Once the score is in, the application itself decides the outcome. We work through it in a fixed order so nothing gets left to the last week.

  1. Shortlist universities against your score, budget and course, with realistic and ambitious options separated.
  2. Prepare and submit applications, tracking each portal and deadline.
  3. Draft and edit personal statements and supplementary essays until they sound like you.
  4. Assemble transcripts, references and supporting documents in the format each institution wants.
  5. Work through offers, deposits, funding and student loan options once decisions arrive.
Score planning

What each score opens.

Use this as a rough guide while we confirm the exact requirement for your shortlist.

Band scores and outcomes

Band scores and the doors they typically open.

Questions

Before you book

Most students prepare for six to ten weeks, depending on the gap between their diagnostic score and their target. We'll give you a realistic timeline after the first sitting.

Yes. Registration is offered as a standalone service — we'll still check your details against your passport and confirm the date works for your deadline.

Our core admissions experience is strongest in those four destinations, but we can advise on other routes on a case-by-case basis — ask us during your consultation.

A full-length sitting under real exam timing and conditions, marked to examiner-style band descriptors, with a feedback session afterward so you know exactly where marks were lost.

Tell us the exam, target score and deadline.

We will come back with a plan and a price within one working day.

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