Is the Speaking band an official IELTS score?

No. It is an estimated practice band aligned with public IELTS Speaking descriptors, not an official IELTS result or guarantee.

How many credits does Speaking practice use?

A single part uses one credit. A full practice exam uses three credits. The free trial includes one Speaking practice attempt.

Is my speaking audio stored?

No. Audio is transcribed for assessment and then discarded. The report keeps the transcript and timing-related delivery data.

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IELTS Speaking Practice Online: Practise Parts 1–3

Build speaking confidence with timed IELTS practice, generated examiner questions, turn-by-turn transcripts, and an estimated band report aligned with the public Speaking criteria. It is practice feedback, not an official IELTS result.

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Practise all three parts

Choose Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, or a full practice exam with a linked sequence of questions.

Hear the question

An AI-generated examiner voice reads each question, and you can replay it before recording.

See your transcript

Review each answer, timing and delivery signals, then identify the highest-impact improvements.

Four criterion bands

Receive estimated Fluency & Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammar, and Pronunciation bands for practice.

What IELTS speaking practice includes

The practice flow covers the interview questions of Part 1, a Part 2 cue card, and the more abstract discussion of Part 3. You can practise one part for one credit or run the full three-part practice exam for three credits.

Each answer is transcribed and receives quick practice feedback. After submission, the full report combines per-part performance, four official Speaking criteria, a transcript view, and priority fixes.

A transparent practice estimate

The report is aligned with public IELTS Speaking band descriptors, but it is not an official IELTS score or a human examiner assessment. Pronunciation analysis is limited because uploaded audio is transcribed and then discarded rather than retained for playback.

Generated examiner voice, not a live human examiner
Estimated practice bands, not a score guarantee
Audio is discarded after transcription
One free Speaking practice attempt is available on the trial

How it works

Choose a speaking part

Select Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, or the full practice exam.

Listen and record

Hear the generated question, record within the answer limit, and review the live transcript feedback.

Study your report

See estimated bands, part performance, transcript details, and priority fixes for your next attempt.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. You can practise each part separately or complete a full practice exam covering Parts 1, 2, and 3.

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