Does it include the official Part 2 preparation minute?

Not currently. The simulator provides a cue card and a timed long turn, but it does not reproduce the one-minute preparation timer.

Is the examiner voice human?

No. Questions use generated examiner audio. The experience is designed for practice, not as an official live examination.

How much does a full simulation cost?

A full Parts 1–3 practice exam uses three credits. A single part uses one credit.

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IELTS Speaking Test Simulator: Practise Under Time

Replace silent preparation with a timed speaking routine. Hear generated examiner questions, record Parts 1–3, and review an estimated practice report with transcripts and priority fixes.

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Part-by-part timing

Part 1 answers allow up to 25 seconds, Part 2 up to 120 seconds, and Part 3 up to 45 seconds per response.

Cue-card practice

Practise a Part 2 long turn with a cue card and bullet points before reviewing your response.

Dynamic discussion

Part 3 practice can include follow-up questions so you practise developing more abstract answers.

Report after the attempt

Review per-part performance, estimated criterion bands, transcripts and priority fixes.

What this simulator does — and does not do

The simulator recreates the useful practice loop of hearing a question, answering under a limit, and reviewing your performance. It uses generated examiner audio rather than a live examiner and provides an estimated report rather than an official result.

The current flow does not include the official one-minute Part 2 preparation timer, retained audio playback, or speaking model answers. Those boundaries are deliberate so the report stays transparent.

Build a repeatable speaking routine

Run Part 1 when you need a short warm-up and fluency check.
Use Part 2 to practise extending one idea across a longer turn.
Use Part 3 to practise reasons, examples, comparisons and consequences.
Review one priority fix, then record a new answer instead of memorising a script.

How it works

Select a simulation

Choose a single part or the full three-part speaking practice exam.

Answer under time

Listen to each generated question and record your response before the timer ends.

Review the result

Use the transcript, part cards and criterion estimates to plan your next practice session.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. You can choose Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, or a full practice exam with all three parts.

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