IELTS Speaking is a face-to-face interview in three parts. This course teaches the shape of the test, then lets you practise with an AI examiner and receive an AI-estimated band score — a practice assessment, not an official result.
Three parts
| Part | What happens |
|---|---|
| Part 1 | Introduction and familiar questions about daily life. |
| Part 2 | A cue card. One minute to prepare. Up to two minutes speaking. |
| Part 3 | A deeper discussion linked to the Part 2 topic. |
Timing
- Part 1: about 4–5 minutes
- Part 2: about 3–4 minutes including preparation
- Part 3: about 4–5 minutes
Four assessment areas
- Fluency and Coherence — keep talking, join ideas.
- Lexical Resource — useful words, not the same three adjectives.
- Grammatical Range and Accuracy — mixed sentence shapes that stay clear.
- Pronunciation — a listener can follow you.
What this course is
Lessons you can replay. Then 20 targeted AI practices and 10 full mock tests. Scores are estimated practice bands.