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We do not offer free trial lessons. Payment is required before your first lesson. Book one paid SAT lesson before deciding on a package.

TestPrep Türkiye offers live group courses and one-to-one tutoring for university admissions, English tests and school qualifications. Choose your exam to explore lessons, practice and pricing.

Six
students per group class, capped
90 min
per private lesson; 60 for IB coursework
Online
every lesson in the browser, nothing to install
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Your independent study, made visible

Practise. Read the result. Choose what comes next.

Make the hours between lessons count. Explore three parts of the study journey on illustrative screens from different exams, with local preview controls.

01 / Rehearse the sitting

Build confidence in the exam workspace.

A full practice test gives timing, navigation and review marks a place in your routine. The screen here is the ACT’s, with the Desmos calculator in Mathematics; every exam’s tests carry that exam’s own tools and timing. Explore the catalogue to choose yours.

Browse practice tests

Sample interface · illustrative data

ACT · Mathematics38:40 sample timer
Question 4

Question area illustration · no question content

Preview: question 4 · 0 marked

EnglishMathematicsReadingScienceScience is optional; the ACT does not adapt

02 / Make sense of the result

Turn a result into a useful decision.

An IELTS report gives a band for each skill and an overall band; read it beside the answers you missed, then go back to them. A weak skill is a place to start, not a verdict on your ability.

See IELTS practice tests

Sample report · illustrative data, not a score prediction

IELTS
Score report
Overall
6.50–9
Listening
7.00–9
Reading
6.50–9
Writing
6.00–9
Speaking
6.50–9

Items to go over

Question 3Incorrect

Question 7Left blank

Question 11Incorrect

03 / Choose a focus

Spend your next session on one topic.

Choose the exam, the topic and the difficulty for a targeted set, then work through the explanations before choosing the next one. Custom filters depend on access and available questions.

See the SAT question bank

Set-builder preview · illustrative, nothing is saved

A small target. A focused set.
Your preview selectionSAT · Words in Context

Medium · Reading and Writing

Illustration only. Selections are not saved, and the questions available in each topic are shown in the bank itself.

Find out what your exam actually asks for

Explore the exam format, skills to practise and available lesson options. Each guide links to the exam provider so you can check requirements before choosing a course or a test date.

How the teaching is set up

Four things that shape what a course here is like. All four are things you can hold us to.

Group classes stop at six

Six is the cap for a class, not an average. A group takes up to 24 students and splits them by level into classes of no more than six, small enough that a wrong answer can be taken apart in front of the class, which is the part of a group course worth paying for.

Private lessons are 90 minutes

Long enough to teach something and then use it. IB Internal Assessment, Extended Essay and Theory of Knowledge supervision runs 60, because those sessions are about a document rather than a topic. Group courses run one-hour lessons for the SAT, ACT, GMAT and GRE, and 90-minute ones for the English tests, AP, IMAT and TR-YOS.

Prepaid lessons move with you

A package of ten or twenty is not tied to one subject. Twenty AP lessons can go seven to Calculus, six to Chemistry and seven to Microeconomics, and an IB package can follow the coursework as it moves.

Nothing to install

Lessons and the exam simulator both run in the browser. The simulator is the same interface in a lesson as it is when you sit a full-length test on your own.

Sit a full-length test before you buy anything

The SAT, GMAT, GRE, PTE Academic, TOEFL iBT, IELTS, ACT and TR-YOS simulators run the real timing, the real tools and the real adaptive behaviour. The question bank next to them lets you drill one topic at a time and see which ones you are actually losing.

Practice testsQuestion bank

TestPrep AI Tutor talks you through the questions you got wrong

When a practice test ends, pick a mistake on your results page and the lesson starts. The tutor won't just read out the answer: it asks you, writes the steps on the board and lets you find where you went wrong.

Your first 2 mistakes are free (up to 10 minutes)

No card needed to try it, just your account.

See the practice testsHow TestPrep AI Tutor works

Works on SAT, GMAT, GRE, PTE, IELTS, TOEFL and ACT practice tests.

Sample screen · TestPrep AI Tutor lesson flow: results page, choosing a question, working it on the board (silent video with captions)

  1. Finish a practice test

    Your results page lists every question you got wrong or left blank.

  2. Open the AI Tutor

    Go in from the AI Tutor card on your results page, then pick the lesson language, how it runs and the tutor's voice.

  3. Talk it through

    The tutor asks, you answer; the steps go up on the board and hints come when you're stuck.

  4. Move on

    Press “Finish this question” once you've got it. Your first 2 mistakes are free; after that you carry on in 30-minute blocks.

Where this site sits

TestPrep has taught international exams for years, and this domain is the English-language part of that work. It is aimed at students preparing for a test written in English — whether they are in Turkey applying abroad, or abroad applying to a Turkish university through TR-YOS.

Teaching is online and live, and only online — there are no premises and no in-person lessons. That is not a fallback: a class capped at six with a shared screen and a working whiteboard does the job a room does, and it means a student in Ankara and a student in Dubai can be in the same group without either of them travelling.

We publish what a course covers and what it costs on the pricing page. What we do not publish is a score-improvement figure or an average, because we cannot show you the working behind one. What we will tell you is how long a teacher has been teaching the subject you are asking about — ask on the contact page and you will get a straight answer.