LanguageCert classes in Hobart, taught live online

Yes. The Department of Home Affairs accepts LANGUAGECERT Academic for visa purposes, for tests taken on or after 7 August 2025, sat at a secure test centre. It covers every visa type that requires evidence of English, including student, graduate and skilled migration visas.

The four thresholds are different: 57 in listening, 60 in reading, 64 in writing and 70 in speaking. It is not one flat number in every skill, and speaking is the highest bar by a wide margin — which is why candidates who prepare to a single target so often miss. You must clear all four; a strong overall result does not rescue a weak speaking score.

No. Home Affairs does not accept tests delivered entirely online and names LANGUAGECERT Academic Online specifically, alongside IELTS Online, CELPIP Online, OET@Home and the TOEFL iBT Home Edition. Book the Test Centre option, or the result cannot be used. Our coaching is online; the exam is not.

For vocational, competent, proficient and superior English, Home Affairs accepts a score achieved in the three years before you lodge your application, depending on the subclass. Functional English must be from the previous 12 months. The same three-year rule applies to IELTS and PTE Academic, so LanguageCert does not give you a longer window than they do — a claim you will see repeated on a lot of sites.

LanguageCert lists the Academic test at ₹16,430 in India, with official results in 5 working days. That is cheaper than IELTS and PTE Academic in India. The exam runs about 2 hours 34 minutes, and the written and spoken components can be taken on separate days.

Yes. Proficient and superior English are worth additional points on the skilled points test, above the competent English baseline. The point values are set in the migration regulations rather than by the test provider, so check the Department of Home Affairs points calculator for the figure that applies to your visa subclass.

Classes run Mon-Sat for 1 hour a day. The batch we recommend for Hobart starts at 8:30 PM - 9:30 PM for most of the year and 9:30 PM - 10:30 PM during daylight saving local time (AEST / AEDT), which is 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM in India where the teacher is. Every class is live with a real EEC teacher, not a recording.

26 hours of live teaching in total — 26 sessions of 1 hour, running Mon-Sat across about 4 weeks. You also get 10 full mock tests and 30 days of access to the material.

₹7,500, which is roughly A$112 at current rates (1 AUD = ₹67 (as of 2026-08-07, European Central Bank (via Frankfurter.dev))). You are charged in Indian rupees; the AUD figure is a conversion for comparison only, and your bank's rate on the day will differ slightly. That is for the coaching — the LanguageCert exam fee is separate and is paid to LanguageCert.

Not one listed in LanguageCert's official directory as of 2026-08-08. The nearest listed centres are in Melbourne, so plan for travel on test day. New centres do open, so check the official directory before you book — and note that our coaching is fully online, so where you live only affects the exam itself, not the classes.

No. EEC teaches from India — our 26 branches are all in Gujarat — and these classes are delivered live over Zoom to students anywhere. What you get is an Indian teacher, an Indian price and a class timed for AEST / AEDT. Everything to do with the exam itself happens at a LanguageCert-approved test centre near you.