Sonny English · PTE Academic
Study Plan Generator
Answer a few quick questions about your background and which tasks you need to work on — we'll build a study plan targeting exactly what you need, ranked by how much each task is actually worth.
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Background
Have you taken the PTE Academic exam before?
This helps us figure out where to start.
Which modules are you having trouble with?
Select one or more — we'll narrow the task list down to just these.
Let's get familiar with all 22 tasks
Since this is your first exam, here's everything you'll see on test day, in the order it actually happens.
The exam moves fast — as soon as a task appears, the clock is running, so there's no time to read instructions. This is where the Study Companion can help — keep track of which tasks are coming up and how many points they carry. Since you haven't attempted these yet, the next questions ask about your general English ability per skill instead of rating individual tasks.
Two weeks is tight for someone starting from scratch — there are 22 tasks to get familiar with, and this plan won't have time to cover and review all of them properly. If you can, a longer window will serve you much better.
Choose the tasks you want to improve
Every task from your selected modules, ranked by how much it's actually worth — highest priority first.