Wings Learning Centre
Customer Ratings and Reviews

Rajib Dey Sarker

My recent visit to Wings Learning Centre, specifically for the IELTS Test conducted by the British Council, left much to be desired. The overall experience was marred by various shortcomings, ranging from inadequate space to subpar facilities. Firstly, the learning centre's space was severely limited, creating a cramped and uncomfortable environment for test-takers. The lack of sufficient space not only hindered movement but also contributed to a sense of claustrophobia, especially during the exam. Furthermore, the interior of the centre appeared unclean and poorly maintained. The ambiance was far from conducive to concentration, with visible signs of neglect evident throughout the premises. This lack of cleanliness only served to exacerbate the already stressful testing environment. The demeanor of the employees at Wings Learning Centre was another disappointment. While they were more formal than cordial, their interactions with test-takers lacked warmth and empathy. This impersonal approach did little to alleviate the anxiety commonly associated with high-stakes exams such as the IELTS. The centre's infrastructure was also inadequate, with only two small elevators serving a considerable number of test-takers. This resulted in long wait times and added to the overall discomfort experienced during the visit. The condition of the toilets was particularly concerning, being both small and unclean. Maintaining hygienic facilities should be a priority for any testing centre, yet this basic requirement seemed to have been overlooked at Wings Learning Centre. In terms of exam materials provided, the centre didn't fell short of expectations. Test-takers were provided with two pencils, one pen, an eraser, and a sharpener. The waiting zone lacked basic amenities, further contributing to the overall dissatisfaction with the experience. Test-takers were left without essential comforts, such as adequate seating or refreshments, during what can be a lengthy and mentally taxing wait period. In conclusion, my experience at Wings Learning Centre, particularly as an IELTS Test Centre by the British Council, was not much satisfactory. From the cramped and unclean interior to the lack of amenities and indifferent staff demeanor, the centre failed to meet even the most basic expectations. I would advise prospective test-takers to consider alternative testing venues for a more comfortable and conducive examination environment.

Lucky Akhter

Not a good centre for main exam. 1) worst mock test 2) inappropriate behaviour on test day( fat the lady was shouting and disturbing) 3. Their technical problems in computers made speaking shorter and more difficult for other students. I will not recommend anyone register in the center.

Esrat Sakib

It's the worst place to give IELTS mock. Very unprofessional way of taking an exam.They dont check your reading and listening paper. One random dude will come to the podium and scream the answers for you to match. Those instructors don't have the slightest clue about the questions, so constructive discussion is totally absent about the answers. My writing script was totally overwhelmed with cross marks and question marks without any proper explanation. Overall, it was a disgusting experience and didn't resemble the original IELTS exam, the slightest.

Mohammad Naymul Islam

WINGS Learning Center (WLC or WINGS) has been in operation as a leading education provider since 2000 and previously known as Victoria University, Australia in Bangladesh. It has been committed to provide with extraordinary language learning and Business executive development programs since its inception. WINGS Learning Center has become a trusted professional and career development partner for visionary and careerist learners in the competitive era of globalization.

little kid

They are repeating the same few questions in every mock test, yet they still charge 1200 taka. Although they have a nice environment and infrastructure, their policy sucks. Additionally, the reception is full of misleading information.