IELTS Speaking Simulator

Pay £3.99 to start a session. A unique 3-part IELTS Speaking test is generated by AI — fresh questions every time. You type your answers within the same time limits used in a real test: 45 seconds per Part 1 question, 60 seconds preparation then 2 minutes for Part 2, and 60 seconds per Part 3 question. Timers start automatically when you begin typing. Once complete, Claude AI scores your transcript against official IELTS band descriptors and returns a detailed examiner report you can download as a PDF.

In a real IELTS Speaking test, Part 1 lasts 4–5 minutes total (the examiner moves on after roughly 40–45 seconds per answer). Part 2 gives you 1 minute to prepare notes on a cue card, then you speak for 1–2 minutes. Part 3 is a 4–5 minute discussion with abstract questions. This simulator mirrors those limits exactly — 45s per Part 1 question, 1 min prep then 2 min speaking for Part 2, and 60s per Part 3 question.

IELTS Speaking is scored on four equally weighted criteria: (1) Fluency and Coherence — how smoothly and logically you express ideas without excessive pauses or repetition; (2) Lexical Resource — range, accuracy and flexibility of vocabulary including less common words and collocations; (3) Grammatical Range and Accuracy — variety of structures (conditionals, passives, relative clauses) and grammatical precision; (4) Pronunciation — clarity, stress, rhythm and intelligibility. Your overall band is the average of all four.

The AI is calibrated against official Cambridge IELTS band descriptors. For Fluency & Coherence, Lexical Resource, and Grammatical Range & Accuracy the predicted band is typically within 0.5 of a real examiner score. Pronunciation is estimated from text (vocabulary complexity and sentence structure) rather than actual audio — this limitation is clearly stated in the report. For precise pronunciation feedback, a live mock test with a certified trainer is recommended.

The required band depends on your purpose. Band 6.0 is typical for student visas. Band 6.5–7.0 is required for most professional registrations (UK NMC nursing, GMC medicine), skilled worker visas, and top university admissions. Band 7.0 is also the minimum for Canada PR via Express Entry in many streams. Band 7.5–8.0 is required for AHPRA registration in Australia. Use the simulator to identify your current level and the gap to your target.

Yes — every session generates a completely fresh set of questions using AI. Part 1 topics, the Part 2 cue card, and Part 3 discussion questions are all uniquely generated each time. No two sessions share the same questions, which ensures genuine practice rather than repetition.

Each complete 3-part test costs £3.99 (approximately $5 USD, ₹430 INR, AED 18.50, A$8.05, or the equivalent in your local currency — the price is shown in your currency before payment). Payment is via Stripe. Each payment covers one full session: unique questions for all three parts plus the complete AI examiner report.

The report covers: an overall band score with a 2–3 sentence examiner summary; individual band scores for all four criteria with strengths, weaknesses, and examiner comments; vocabulary upgrade suggestions (showing what you wrote versus a higher-scoring alternative and why); specific grammar corrections with error type; filler word analysis; discourse marker feedback; and a targeted 'how to reach the next band' section. The report can be downloaded as a branded PDF.