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IELTS Academy
@ielts_8
Created March 18, 2019Advertised since April 2026
EN · EnglishSponsored-eligible
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55,659
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4,452
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30
Updated: 2026-07-28
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Yes
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Yes
Paid messages
Yes
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Recent posts
- 2026-07-25
🎙4 BEST resources for IELTS Speaking 🤩 1️⃣ Band descriptors - British Council 🖋 It shows what separates 6.5 from 7.0 on each criteria 2️⃣ Live practice - GetYour9 👍 Find a part…
- 2026-07-25
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- 2026-07-25
📖 5 REAL IELTS READING TESTS EVERY IELTS CANDIDATE SHOULD TRY! 🔥 Want to improve your Reading score? Then you definitely need to try these tests! 🎯 📚 Real exam-style questions …
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All →- 2026-05-27
Babbel Telegram Ads Profile: How Babbel Advertises in 2026
How Babbel runs sponsored Telegram campaigns in 2026 — creative formats, regional strategy, and what the tgadsspy archive reveals about this language-learning platform.
- 2026-05-27
Busuu Telegram Ads Profile: How Busuu Advertises in 2026
How Busuu runs sponsored Telegram campaigns in 2026 — creative formats, regional strategy, and what the tgadsspy archive reveals about this language-learning platform.
- 2026-05-27
Cambly Telegram Ads Profile: How Cambly Advertises in 2026
How Cambly runs sponsored Telegram campaigns in 2026 — creative formats, regional strategy, and what the tgadsspy archive reveals about this language-learning platform.
- 2026-05-27
italki Telegram Ads Profile: How italki Advertises in 2026
How italki runs sponsored Telegram campaigns in 2026 — creative formats, regional strategy, and what the tgadsspy archive reveals about this language-learning platform.
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