Eight hours a week for ten weeks for people with a departure date and an international English test to sit before they go. Ten places, because half the course is marked work and a teacher cannot mark twenty students' writing twice a week properly.
Four of the eight hours are writing and speaking. Two written pieces a week under time, both returned marked against the criteria the test uses, and a recorded speaking task played back to you. The other four are reading and listening under time, plus whatever the marked work from the last intake showed the teaching was missing.
We do not tell anybody what score they will get. In week seven your teacher will tell you honestly whether to sit the test on the date you booked or move it, and that judgement comes out of your marked work rather than out of what you have paid.