Pass your IELTS Speaking exam easily with your personal AI IELTS Speaking Coach

A Powerful AI Tool to Help You Improve Your IELTS Speaking Scores

The #1 thing you can do to prepare for the speaking section of the IELTS exam is to take practice tests. But what good are these tests if you don't know what your scores are?

You can take an IELTS preparation course or hire a private tutor, but these options aren't possible for everyone. You might have an English-speaking friend who can check your speaking, but they might not have the right experience with grading IELTS speaking tests.

That's why I created this AI IELTS Speaking Coach tool, so that you can practice as many speaking tasks as you want and still get quality scores and feedback to help you track your progress.

Discover Your Current IELTS Speaking Level

This AI IELTS Speaking Coach tool only needs you to submit your spoken responses. Then, it analyzes your speaking using the same criteria as the official graders of the IELTS exam.

The responses won't be exactly like the responses for the actual IELTS exam every single time, but they will be more than close enough to help you improve your speaking to pass your exam the first time you take it.

With each IELTS speaking practice test you submit, it will analyze everything about your speaking:

• pronunciation

• fluency and coherence

• lexical resource

• grammatical range and accuracy

It will also tell you how well-organized your responses are, and what you can do to improve them.

If you incorrectly use some vocabulary, it will point that out to you and tell you the correct way to say it in your actual IELTS test. It will judge how well your sample responses match the expected task response, as it has been trained on previous mock tests and sample responses from other IELTS students.

Personalized Feedback for Improvement

Normally, getting personalized feedback for this amount of IELTS speaking practice would cost you a lot of money. But with this IELTS Speaking Coach tool, you can get personalized feedback on your speaking tasks every single time you practice, for only $5 a month.

Submit as many speaking tasks as you want and get a band score and analysis of your responses, including suggestions for improving your speaking and score every single time.

Whether you're struggling with part 1, part 2, or part 3 of the speaking test, it can help you improve all the weak points in your speaking that might be holding you back on your speaking test.

Targeted Guidance to Boost Your Score

While it may not be a 100% perfect replacement for an actual British Council examiner sitting with you, it's certainly a great tool to help you score higher on your IELTS speaking test.

By giving targeted guidance on the points that you can improve according to the official IELTS speaking rubric, you can get the higher score on your IELTS speaking test that you need.

The process of getting high scores on your IELTS speaking section takes a lot of time and practice on your part. By offering you this AI tool, I want to make sure that you get as many opportunities to get help with that hard work as you can.

Efficiency and Convenience at Your Fingertips

You can try the IELTS Speaking Coach tool for 7 days before your card will be charged, just so you can make sure it works for you, and to make sure you're confident about using it on your speaking practice before paying any money.

I've had so many IELTS academic students tell me this helped them a ton, not only with their IELTS speaking score but also with their overall speaking skills in English.

Can You Trust AI to Give Accurate IELTS Scores?

Our AI algorithm has been trained on thousands of IELTS speaking responses, and as a result, the scores are very close to what a real examiner would give.

Because Generative AI uses a "large language model," it's very well suited to doing language-related tasks. It can judge your Fluency and Coherence, Lexical Resource, Pronunciation, and Grammatical Range and Accuracy, giving you detailed feedback and a band score.

The best part is, since the IELTS criteria are all publicly available, your responses can be checked against the same criteria that the official IELTS examiners use to grade your speaking tests.

Take Control of Your IELTS Speaking Journey

Whether you need to take the IELTS academic or the general training version of the exam, this tool can help you improve your scores.

The biggest difficulty for IELTS students is usually that the speaking test is not all about your English skills; it's about your ability to communicate effectively in English. You need to be able to speak clearly, with well-organized thoughts that the examiners can easily understand.

Using the right vocabulary, appropriate cohesive devices, and having proper pronunciation are just a few of the details you need to keep track of as you prepare for your IELTS speaking exam.

But if you use this AI IELTS Speaking Coach tool, you won't have to keep track of it alone.

Not only will you get personalized feedback, but you can save your speaking submissions and see how your scores have changed over time. You can also look back to see the progress you've made or remind yourself of the feedback from the tool.

Take advantage of the technology available and give this tool a shot to prepare for your IELTS speaking test. You'll be happy you did, and your future self will thank you later after you've passed your IELTS exam on your first try.

IELTS Speaking Checker Part 1

Our IELTS Speaking Checker tool provides specialized analysis for your Part 1 responses for the IELTS exam.

When you submit a response, you will choose which part of the speaking test the response is for. If you choose Part 1, you will then be asked to provide your spoken answer.

Our AI will analyze your spoken response based on the criteria used by official IELTS examiners. It will grade your pronunciation, fluency, coherence, lexical resource, and grammatical range and accuracy.

Feedback for Part 1 Responses

Just like with your Part 2 and Part 3 responses, our AI will give you detailed feedback and analysis of your speaking. It will grade you on all four components of the IELTS band scoring system and give you a score for each one.

While these scores are not 100% accurate, they give you a solid grasp of what you're doing well already and what you still need to work on with your IELTS speaking.

IELTS Speaking Checker Part 2

Part 2 feedback and analysis is in-depth and detailed. Sometimes almost too much. One of my struggles has been getting the AI to recognize when a response is already good and not giving too much feedback.

With this in mind, it's good practice not to take the feedback too literally. Focus on the points the AI says you can improve, but remember, perfection is not the goal with IELTS speaking.

Most students struggle with giving structured and detailed responses in the format that the IELTS examiners want to see, and when aiming for higher scores, combining this with a high-level use of English.

The problem for most students: you don't know what you don't know. In other words, you don't know what your response is missing because you can't see it for yourself.

Our tool takes this problem away from you, showing you all the possible ways you could improve to make an ideal response for your topic. However, you will most likely never be able to give a response as good as the AI can.

That's why the goal is not to have perfect responses but to improve your speaking in ways you can learn from, making sure you improve your speaking skills over time.

Getting High Scores on Part 2

Eventually, after using the tool for a while, you will start to recognize the areas you can improve in while you're giving your responses.

With the improvement points from the AI in your mind, you'll be able to give responses in a way that satisfies the scoring criteria the first time you speak.

IELTS Speaking Checker Part 3

Part 3 feedback and analysis is in-depth and detailed. Sometimes almost too much. One of my struggles has been getting the AI to recognize when a response is already good and not giving too much feedback.

With this in mind, it's good practice not to take the feedback too literally. Focus on the points the AI says you can improve, but remember, perfection is not the goal with IELTS speaking.

Most students struggle with giving structured and detailed responses in the format that the IELTS examiners want to see, and when aiming for higher scores, combining this with a high-level use of English.

The problem for most students: you don't know what you don't know. In other words, you don't know what your response is missing because you can't see it for yourself.

Our tool takes this problem away from you, showing you all the possible ways you could improve to make an ideal response for your topic. However, you will most likely never be able to give a response as good as the AI can.

That's why the goal is not to have perfect responses but to improve your speaking in ways you can learn from, making sure you improve your speaking skills over time.

Getting High Scores on Part 3

Eventually, after using the tool for a while, you will start to recognize the areas you can improve in while you're giving your responses.

With the improvement points from the AI in your mind, you'll be able to give responses in a way that satisfies the scoring criteria the first time you speak.

IELTS Academic Speaking

When you submit a new speaking task for checking, you will choose if you're taking IELTS Academic or IELTS General.

If you choose IELTS Academic, your responses will be graded based on the academic criteria, which are different from the General criteria.

This makes sure you're giving responses that meet the scoring requirements of your specific exam, ensuring you score the highest possible band score.

IELTS General Speaking

If you choose IELTS General as your exam, your responses will be graded based on the General criteria, which are different from the Academic criteria.

The general responses are a bit simpler and more straightforward than academic responses. Because of this, your AI feedback will be more focused on your general use of English, rather than your academic speaking skills.

This is helpful to you if you're a general test taker, because you don't need to waste time improving all the points of feedback you would get for the academic exam.

Mastering IELTS Speaking: Strategies for Success

The IELTS Speaking section is a key part of the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) and is designed to assess a wide range of speaking skills. The speaking section is divided into three parts: Part 1, which requires candidates to answer questions about themselves; Part 2, which requires candidates to speak about a given topic; and Part 3, which is a discussion with the examiner about the topic from Part 2. Here's how to approach each part to achieve a high score:

• Task Diversity: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3 require distinctly different styles of speaking. Part 1 focuses on personal information and experiences. Part 2 assesses the ability to speak at length on a given topic. Part 3 involves a more abstract discussion related to the topic in Part 2.
• Global Recognition: Success in the IELTS Speaking tasks is crucial for academic and professional opportunities worldwide, as this test is widely recognized by educational institutions, employers, and government immigration agencies.

Focus Areas for Each IELTS Speaking Task

To excel in the IELTS Speaking tasks, candidates should concentrate on the following areas:

• Fluency and Coherence: Responses should be well-organized with clear, logical progression using cohesive devices such as linking words, pronouns, and conjunctions.
• Task Response and Relevance: Responses must directly address the prompts. In Part 1, this means answering questions about yourself accurately. In Part 2, it involves developing a relevant monologue that addresses all parts of the prompt. In Part 3, it involves engaging in a discussion that extends the topic from Part 2.
• Lexical Resource: A wide range of vocabulary needs to be used correctly and appropriately. For all parts, the ability to paraphrase and avoid repetition by employing synonyms effectively is crucial.
• Grammatical Range and Accuracy: Demonstrating control over grammatical structures with accurate usage is essential. Complex sentence structures should be used flexibly and accurately.
• Pronunciation: Clear pronunciation with accurate intonation and stress patterns is crucial for effective communication.

The IELTS Speaking section demands thorough preparation and a strategic approach to speaking. By focusing on these key areas, candidates can significantly enhance their performance and increase their overall band score.