These original IELTSpeaking guides turn public IELTS criteria into repeatable Speaking actions. Start with the problem that appears in your recordings, not the article that sounds most impressive.
Guides8
FocusSpeaking evidence and repeatable practice
ScopeIndependent preparation
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Study guidePractice IELTS Speaking alone at homeA repeatable record, review and retry loop.Study guideGet Speaking feedback without a tutorCollect useful evidence from recordings and structured criteria.Study guideKnow whether your pronunciation is clear enoughFocus on intelligibility, stress and meaning.Study guideStop hesitating and improve fluencyReduce long pauses without memorising scripts.Study guideUnderstand AI IELTS score accuracyUse estimates as diagnosis rather than a promise.Study guideMove from Speaking 5.5 to 6.5Target the criterion that is holding the score down.Study guideTake a free Speaking mock testReproduce the full three-part sequence.Study guideTalk for two minutes in Part 2Build a clear long-turn structure.
Frequently asked questions
Are these official IELTS guides?
No. They are independent preparation guides that link to official format and descriptor sources where relevant.
Where should I start?
Choose the guide that matches a repeated issue in your recordings or mock feedback.
Can I download the guides?
The guides are designed for the web. Printable IELTSpeaking resources are available on the Resources page.
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