For academic pathways
Academic is commonly required for undergraduate and postgraduate study and professional registration. Check the exact requirement with your receiving organisation.
IELTS Academic preparation
Your next chapter starts with a clearer study plan.
Prepare for university or professional registration with a route that gives every IELTS skill attention. Work on academic texts, clear reports, developed essays, and confident spoken answers—in one connected workspace.
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Reports, then arguments
Task 1 asks you to summarise visual information. Task 2 asks you to develop a position. Practise selecting the right details and giving each paragraph a purpose.
Evidence before guessing
Reading practice develops your ability to locate, compare, and interpret evidence. Review why an answer fits the passage, not simply whether it was correct.
Know the task.
Practise the skill behind it.
Build a routine around the decisions that matter: finding evidence, choosing what to include, developing an answer and keeping to time.
Academic Reading
60 minutes · 40 questions
Work through longer texts and question types such as matching headings, completion, and identifying information or a writer’s views.
Your practice focus
Separate the main idea from supporting detail, recognise paraphrases, and return to the passage to justify an answer.
Academic Writing
60 minutes · two tasks
Task 1: a report of at least 150 words about visual information. Task 2: an essay of at least 250 words responding to a viewpoint, argument, or problem.
Your practice focus
Select key features, write a clear overview, and build an essay with a consistent position and supported ideas.
Listening
Four parts · 40 questions
Prepare for everyday and educational contexts, moving from conversations to longer individual talks. Listening follows the same core format in both test types.
Your practice focus
Follow changes of mind, track names and numbers, and check spelling and word limits during answer review.
Speaking
11–14 minutes · three parts
Rehearse familiar-topic answers, an extended individual turn, and a more developed discussion. Record and replay your practice locally.
Your practice focus
Extend answers with reasons and examples; use transcript feedback to review organisation and language, alongside your own audio playback.
Format reference: Official IELTS Academic guide. Our practice materials are independent.
Make each session count
A plan with something useful to do today.
Set your target and move between lessons, practice and review. Your account keeps your plan and progress summaries together. Live AI feedback supports your next revision with practice estimates, not official IELTS results.
- Keep the overall goal and minimum skill scores in view.
- Move from visual-data drills to a complete Task 1 report.
- Revise an essay using feedback organised around writing criteria.
- Combine focused practice with timed checks as your preparation progresses.