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Bring recent academic results, any English test results, initial study interests and your family’s questions. You do not need to upload documents through this form.

No. Start with the student’s interests, preferred learning environment and family priorities. We can then compare destination possibilities together.

Contact us on WhatsApp or use the enquiry form. Tell us your preferred day and time. A visit is confirmed when our team agrees the appointment with you.

Monday to Friday, 10am to 7pm. Closed on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. Please arrange your visit with the team first.

Current English programme fees are shown on the English Programmes page. Confirm the intake, timetable and itemised total before enrolling. Other services and third-party costs are quoted according to your plans.

Your name, mobile number, email address and enquiry are saved securely with Aevitas when you send the form, so the team can reply. Only approved Aevitas staff can see them.

Academic readiness and English readiness each contribute 30%; pathway clarity and application readiness each contribute 20%. Grade conversions, English mappings, planning estimates and bands are provisional for the pilot. They are not validated admissions or language standards.

Foundation: below 40. Developing: 40–59. On track: 60–79. Ready: 80 and above. “Ready” is a directional planning band, not confirmation of eligibility, a final assessment or permission to apply or travel. The qualified team member’s review remains essential.

Yes. No name, email or mobile number is required to see your result or print/save the PDF. The sample uses a clearly identified fictional student.

Choose Download PDF Report in the tool. Your browser opens its print dialogue; choose Save as PDF. The report is designed for two A4 pages, with backgrounds enabled and no added margins.

The supplied email workflow is not connected yet. The tool preserves its consent and under-18 guardian checks and offers a WhatsApp summary if delivery is unavailable. You review and send that summary yourself. PDF saving works without email.

No. It is an indicative planning estimate based on the supplied pilot model. Exact course, institution and intake deadlines must be checked with a qualified team member and official sources.

No. Automated university matching and RM cost estimates are intentionally excluded. Aevitas is an official ApplyBoard recruitment partner; real course options, entry requirements and costs are discussed with the team.

Choose English Enrichment for everyday, travel and workplace communication. Choose IELTS / MUET Prep for a specific test goal. If your foundations need more work before timed exam practice, we will discuss an appropriate starting class.

Yes. Tell us your goals and learning experience when you enquire. A placement discussion helps establish whether the programme level suits you. The Readiness Index is a reflection tool, not a formal English placement test.

No. They are distinct preparation tracks with different task formats. Tell us which test you need so we can confirm a suitable class. Check the accepted test and required result for your intended course before booking an official examination.

English Enrichment is a four-term journey, with 36 learning hours per term. IELTS / MUET Prep is a three-month course. Terms run Jan–Mar, Apr–Jun, Jul–Sep and Oct–Dec; exact lesson dates and available intakes are confirmed before enrolment.

Contact us with your current level and preferred timing. We will check whether an appropriate class has space and whether joining then would give you enough learning time. Mid-term entry is not automatic.

English Enrichment uses practical tasks, presentations and progress reviews. IELTS / MUET Prep includes timed mock practice and feedback across listening, reading, writing and speaking. Your progress report identifies the next skills to work on.

An Aevitas term completion certificate is issued when you meet the term’s learning and assessment requirements. It records internal course completion; it is not an official IELTS or MUET result and does not automatically certify a CEFR level.

Programme tuition and RM40 materials per term are listed above. New learners pay an RM80 one-off registration fee; it is not charged again every term. Official IELTS or MUET exam fees are separate. Ask for an itemised quote before payment.

No. Official exam registration and test fees are separate. We will discuss your target test date and help you plan the preparation timeline before you book.

Yes. Parents can discuss the learning goal, fees and timeline with the student. For adult learners, progress information is shared with others with the learner’s agreement.

No fixed result is guaranteed. Progress depends on your starting point, attendance, practice and performance. Mock feedback helps identify readiness and areas for further work.

Classes are in person at Aevitas in Ipoh. Contact us for the available programme track, lesson days, class times and an itemised enrolment quote. Confirm these details before payment.

Start with your intended intake and work backwards through the institution’s deadlines, offer conditions and official visa application window. The right timeline depends on the destination and your circumstances; we help map the sequence with you.

No. We help with counselling, preparation and coordination. Institutions make admissions decisions, and immigration authorities decide visa or permission applications. We explain the conditions and the decisions that remain with you.

Ask for a written, itemised service scope and quote. Application, government, medical, insurance, accommodation and travel charges may be payable separately. You should know who contracts with you, who receives each payment and which refund terms apply.

They serve different purposes and may not meet the same requirements. Check the destination’s rules, institutional requirements, policy wording and cover dates with the provider before purchasing.

Share the official notice with the team so the next steps can be reviewed. We help coordinate questions about intake dates and existing bookings. Any further application or review depends on the reason, current rules and appropriate professional advice; refund eligibility depends on each provider’s terms.

We discuss the campus, budget, commute, age and support needs, then review suitable options with you. Our team helps you compare the current provider options, availability and terms for your intended move-in date.

Yes. Students and parents can discuss academic fit, cost, housing and support together. For adult students, personal information and progress are shared with family with the student’s agreement.

Schools, teachers, school counsellors, parent groups and education-event organisers can contact Aevitas. Tell us who the session is for and what you would like the audience to take away.

Yes. A joint session can bring academic ambitions, family priorities and practical planning into the same discussion. We can also discuss separate student and parent segments where that would make the conversation more useful.

Yes. Discuss the audience, platform, topics, timing and question-and-answer format with our team so the online session is planned appropriately.

Yes. Share the students’ age group, qualifications and current questions. We will discuss an agenda that suits their stage of planning rather than assume every group needs the same presentation.

Yes. Tell us which countries or pathways your community is exploring. The agenda can cover education choices, culture, budgeting and practical preparation, with current requirements checked against the relevant official sources.

Any fees, inclusions and delivery arrangements are confirmed before a session is booked. Contact us with your brief so we can discuss the scope and provide the relevant details.

Progress depends on your starting point, practice and other factors. Aevitas does not guarantee an exam score, admission or visa outcome.

Yes. Share your questions when you enquire so the discussion can address both the student’s goals and the family’s concerns.