IELTS Speaking374 tests

Full-length Academic speaking tests in the Cambridge house style. Start here if you want the closest match to the real interview: the topic spread, the question order and the examiner's follow-up pattern all follow the standard format.

Full-length General Training speaking tests in the Cambridge house style. Same three-part structure as the Academic set, with Part 1 and Part 3 topics leaning towards everyday and work life.

Academic tests with a longer Part 1 and contemporary topics. Useful when you want more warm-up questions before the cue card.

Academic tests weighted towards strategy and vocabulary range. Suited to candidates already speaking at around Band 4.0-5.0 who want to push higher.

General Training tests weighted towards strategy and vocabulary range, for candidates working up from around Band 4.0-5.0.

Academic tests pitched slightly gentler than a full exam paper. Good for building fluency and stamina if you are targeting Band 5.5 to 6.5.

General Training tests pitched slightly gentler than a full exam paper, for candidates building confidence towards Band 5.5 to 6.5.

Academic speaking tests built around the topics currently circulating in candidate reports. A forecast is a read on which themes are in rotation — not a guarantee of what you will be asked. Use it to rehearse vocabulary, not to memorise answers.

General Training speaking tests built around the topics currently circulating in candidate reports. Treat it as vocabulary preparation for themes in rotation rather than a prediction of your exam.

Academic tests written to be sat end to end under timing, with no pauses between parts. The closest thing here to a dress rehearsal.

General Training tests written to be sat end to end under timing, as a full dress rehearsal.

Academic tests that work through the question types one at a time, with a narrower topic range per test.

General Training tests that work through the question types one at a time, with a narrower topic range per test.

Academic tests following the standard published test format, with a conventional topic spread across the three parts.

General Training tests following the standard published test format across all three parts.

Academic tests in the standard exam layout, useful as a straightforward format check before test day.

General Training tests in the standard exam layout, useful as a format check before test day.

Academic tests with a heavier Part 3 discussion, for candidates who lose marks on abstract follow-up questions.

Academic tests with extra Part 3 depth and a wider abstract topic range.

General Training tests with extra Part 3 depth and a wider abstract topic range.

Academic tests assembled around themes candidates have reported seeing recently. Reported themes, not reproduced papers.

General Training tests assembled around themes candidates have reported seeing recently.