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Working out the gap

Start from the requirement, not the test

Choosing what to practise

Knowing the requirement

Getting a baseline

Reading the gap

When technique is not the answer

Choosing the items

Building the week

A week you will actually keep

Knowing when to book

Frequency or duration?

How often to mock

Tracking

Ready to book

Planning for a resit

Word game: the plan

Quiz review and module recap

Turning a target score into a study plan: working out the gap, choosing what to practise, building a week that fits your life, and knowing when you are ready to book.

The last orientation module, and the one that decides whether the rest of this programme
is useful to you. It covers how to find the gap between where you are and the score you
need, how to choose what to practise from that gap rather than from habit, how to build a
week you will actually keep, and how to tell when you are ready to book the test.

PTE Nuts and Bolts 6: Building a Personal Study Plan

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