Lessons, practice and a mock test built around your life and your level — then marked like an examiner would, in seconds.
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Tell me about you. I'll write the first passage before you finish typing.
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One sentence about you. See what your first three exercises would be about.
1
Tell it about you
Job, city, hobbies, where you're applying. That becomes the raw material for every text you practise on.
2
Practise, get marked
Reading and listening are scored instantly. Writing and speaking come back with the four official criteria and a rewrite at your target band.
3
It adjusts
Your weakest measured skill is always the next recommendation. Difficulty sits half a band above where you are.
Everything you need, every day.
A short daily routine that covers the whole test: learn a technique, practise it, grow your vocabulary, and watch your band move.
Daily lessons
A 100-lesson course for Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking and Grammar. One new 3-minute lesson a day (up to five with a Test Pass), with stars and streaks.
Practice, marked like the exam
Reading and Listening scored instantly. Writing and Speaking marked on the four official criteria, with a rewrite at your target band.
Full mock test
Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking under exam timing, marked at the end, so you know where you stand.
1,100 IELTS words
Ten new words a day with a quick quiz, flashcards and spaced repetition, so they stick.
Dictation & pronunciation
Daily sets for spelling what you hear, word stress and similar sounds, and saying it yourself.
Pip, your coach
Remembers your weak spots, plans your day, and recaps every session. Ask anything about IELTS.
Your road to test day
A week-by-week plan to your test date, a 7-minute level check, and a place to share your real result.
Test hacks
43 proven tricks with mini-drills, tip checklists and a myth-or-fact game.
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All four skills under real exam timing, then a band for each skill and your overall score, with feedback on your writing and speaking. Find out where you stand today.
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1. ListeningOne recording, six questions10 min
2. ReadingThree passages, 24 questions60 min
3. Writing Task 2An essay, marked on the four criteria40 min
4. SpeakingParts 1, 2 and 3, spoken or typed14 min
About 125 minutes · marked at the end
Set up in four minutes.
Onboarding asks three things: who you are, where you're heading, and how much time you have. The first exercise is ready before you finish.
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10 AI exercises a day in every module
Examiner marking for writing & speaking
Freshly generated mock papers
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Is the marking accurate?
Writing and speaking are assessed against the public IELTS band descriptors by a large language model acting as examiner. Consistent and detailed, but not an official score — a strong estimate that moves in the right direction as you improve. Learners can share their real results with us, which we use to check and tune the marking.
What's in the daily lessons?
Five 100-lesson courses: Reading, Listening, Writing, Speaking and Grammar. Each lesson is about 3 minutes: a few tips, a worked example and four interactive questions. One new lesson unlocks in each course every day; with a Test Pass you can keep going, up to five new lessons a day per course. Plus daily dictation, pronunciation and ten new words with a quiz.
Does the mock test include Speaking?
Yes. The mock test covers Listening, Reading, Writing Task 2 and Speaking Parts 1–3 under exam timing. You can speak into your microphone (Chrome works best) or type your answers, and everything is marked at the end.
Academic or General Training?
Academic by default. Reading and Writing Task 1 follow the Academic format; Listening and Speaking are identical in both tests.
How is the content personalised?
You describe your work, studies, city and interests once. Every passage, script and prompt is generated around that, at a difficulty half a band above your measured level.
What happens after the free trial?
The trial lasts 14 days with 2 AI exercises a day (10 in total). After that, buy a one-time Test Pass to keep going — no subscription, and all your progress is kept.
Is this affiliated with IELTS?
No. IELTS is a trademark of the British Council, IDP and Cambridge. ielts.coach is an independent practice tool.