Prepare for IELTS with a clear path towards Band 7
Learn how each part of the test works, practise Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking, and get feedback on your own answers, so you always know what to practise next.
- 3-day free trial, no credit card to start
- Practice estimates, not an official score
Private beta · not affiliated with the official IELTS partners
- ListeningParts 1–4 · form and note completionFull test: practice estimate 6.5
- ReadingAcademic passages · True / False / Not GivenFull test: practice estimate 6.5
- WritingTask 2 · problem and solution essayFeedback ready — no band
- SpeakingParts 1–3 · cue cardNot assessed yet
Plan and write a Task 2 essay
Why: your last essay's feedback named one thing to fix first.
From understanding the test to your next step
The same four steps in every skill, so you always know what you are doing and why.
- Step 1
Understand the test
Each skill module starts with how the task works: its parts, timing, question types and the four marking criteria.
Learn pages for Writing, Speaking, Reading and Listening, with a guide for each question type we practise.
- Step 2
Find the right practice
Filter by task, question family, question type, part, topic, level and what you have not tried yet.
Short tasks for one skill at a time, full-length practice tests, a 5-set Speaking Mock and a Mock Test.
- Step 3
Get evidence-backed feedback
Feedback quotes your own sentence, names one thing to fix first and shows a corrected example.
Writing and Speaking reports use automatic, rule-based checks; any AI-assisted suggestion is labelled. Reading and Listening are scored against verified answer keys.
- Step 4
Take the next step
Your dashboard suggests one next step and says why it was chosen. “Help with this” explains a rule, question or feedback where you are.
Your Teacher keeps track of patterns that recur across your work, and never invents a weakness.
Practice for all four IELTS skills
Real numbers from the current content — every task is original practice material.
Listening
Recordings for Parts 1–4, played once in full tests, with the transcript shown only after you submit.
- 3 full practice tests
- 8 short tasks
- The same for Academic and General Training
Reading
Academic passages, and General Training notices, workplace texts and articles, with the IELTS question types and evidence for every answer.
- 3 full Academic tests
- 1 full General Training test
- 11 short tasks
Writing
Task 2 essays, Academic Task 1 visuals and General Training letters, with a structured report on each answer.
- 37 tasks
- 77 model answers
- Filter by question family, visual or letter type
Speaking
Record single questions or take a Speaking Mock with a virtual examiner, then review a transcript-based report.
- 32 practice questions
- 5 Speaking Mock sets
- Pronunciation practice with model audio
Grammar Lab
Rules with IELTS examples you can reveal beside each one, and quick practice.
- 12 lessons
Vocabulary
Topic words you recall first, then check: meaning, a natural example, collocations and use in Writing and Speaking.
- 404 words · 23 topics
Placement and Mock Test
A starting point, and a timed practice test across the four skills with an honest summary — never an official score.
- Timed · four skills
Understand the format before you practise
Many marks are lost because a candidate misreads what a task asks. Each skill starts with a Learn page: the parts, timing, question types and, for Writing and Speaking, the four marking criteria.
- Writing: Task 2 essays, Academic Task 1 charts, maps and processes, and General Training letters
- Speaking: Parts 1–3, the cue card, the minute to prepare and how to extend an answer
- Reading and Listening: a guide for each question type we practise, with a worked example and the common trap
Listening
About 30 minutes
4 parts · 40 questions
Each recording is heard once, and the answers come in the order you hear them.
Reading
60 minutes
3 passages · 40 questions
There is no extra time to transfer answers, so pacing matters.
Writing
60 minutes
2 tasks
Task 1 needs at least 150 words; Task 2 at least 250 words and carries more weight.
Speaking
11–14 minutes
3 parts
A face-to-face interview: short questions, a long turn, then a discussion.
Not just a number
Reports list what you did well, one priority with the sentence it came from, and a practice exercise. For Writing and Speaking the checks give criterion-by-criterion feedback, not a band — only Reading and Listening, scored against answer keys, carry a number.
- Writing feedback: criteria notes, sentence-level corrections and a corrected version with only the detected errors fixed
- Speaking: a transcript with highlights, pronunciation targets with model audio, and one fix first
- Reading and Listening: each answer with its explanation and the exact words that support it
Keep the verb tense consistent
“Last summer I go to the coast with my cousins.”
“Last summer I went to the coast with my cousins.”
“Last summer” is finished time, so use the past simple. Next step: record the question again with that one change.
What IELTS on MyEnglishPilot is — and is not
What you are getting during the private beta, in plain words.
It is
- Automatic, rule-based feedback on your own answers
- Speech transcribed by a speech-recognition model running on our server
- Practice estimates for Reading and Listening full tests only — Writing and Speaking get feedback, not a band
- Original practice content written for this platform
It is not
- An official IELTS test or score
- Affiliated with or endorsed by the official IELTS partners
- A general-purpose generative AI chatbot — the Teacher's help starts from curated lessons and your own results; its optional AI replies are labelled and never give a band
- A replacement for a teacher or an examiner-marked test
Study anywhere. Install it like an app.
It works in any modern phone browser and can be added to your home screen — no app store needed. Recording controls sit within thumb reach, and nothing covers the question. You need an internet connection to practise and get feedback.
Start free. A monthly plan is planned.
The free trial is the whole product. The monthly plan is not available yet.
Free Trial
- Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking practice, with Learn pages for each
- Full-length practice tests, a Speaking Mock and a timed Mock Test
- Grammar lessons and topic vocabulary with meanings in six support languages
- Model answers and structured feedback where currently available
- Progress tracking across the four IELTS skills, plus Grammar and Vocabulary learning progress
- A placement check and practice estimates (never an official score)
Monthly Plan
- The same access as the 3-day free trial, after it ends
- Your saved work and progress carry over
- Price shown is indicative; nothing can be bought yet
Payments and subscriptions are not enabled during the private beta. The monthly plan and its price are indicative only and cannot be purchased yet. After the trial, your saved work stays open; starting new practice is paused.
Questions, answered
Everything you might want to know before you start.
No. MyEnglishPilot gives you practice feedback to guide your study: a practice estimate only for Reading and Listening full tests (scored against answer keys), criterion-by-criterion feedback without a band for Writing and Speaking, and a Reading starting level from the placement check. It is independent and not affiliated with or endorsed by the official IELTS partners. Only an official IELTS test centre can give you a real, certified IELTS score.
Yes. Writing has Academic Task 1 visuals and General Training Task 1 letters, plus Task 2 essays for both. Listening and Speaking are the same in both modules. Reading has both: Academic passages, and General Training everyday, workplace and general-interest texts, including a full General Training test.
Not by default, and never only a chatbot. Feedback, the Teacher's “Help with this” and its quick questions come from automatic, rule-based checks, curated lessons, verified answer explanations and your own assessed answers. Speech is transcribed by a speech-recognition model running on our server. The optional AI Teacher — a free-text question box, “Help with this feedback” on a Writing report and an “Improve my answer” rewrite — is switched off unless the operator turns them on, and the question box is enabled per account. While they are off, there is no generative AI chat: the Teacher offers only its rule-based quick questions and the rewrite option is not shown. When they are on, a small AI model on our own server answers first; demanding questions, such as help with a Writing report, are sent to Anthropic's Claude, which receives the page context and your own answer for that question. Every AI reply is labelled with where it came from, can be wrong, and never gives a band or score.
The app itself, including every lesson, task and piece of feedback, is in English only, to keep you immersed. Vocabulary is the exception: each of the 404 topic words has a meaning in Persian, Arabic, Chinese, Spanish, Turkish and Russian, which you can show or hide. For 244 of them (the newer words) these are AI-assisted translations, checked by a second reviewer but not yet reviewed by native-speaker teachers, so treat them as a guide. Phrases and model answers stay in English.
Yes. The app is mobile-first and works in any modern browser, and it can be installed to your home screen as a Progressive Web App. You still need an internet connection to practise and get feedback.
Your account and everything in it stay. You can still open your reports, drafts, history and progress, download your data and delete anything, but starting new practice is paused. There is no payment during the private beta: the Monthly Plan is planned but not available yet, and the “Upgrade” button only simulates activating it so that practice continues, with no card charged. Because this is a private beta, we cannot promise permanent storage, so treat your work here as practice data rather than a permanent record.
Writing: structured, criterion-by-criterion feedback within moments on your response — strengths, the one priority with the sentence it came from, and a practice exercise; it does not give a band, because automatic checks cannot verify the accuracy, precision and range an IELTS band depends on. Speaking: your recording is transcribed and analysed on our server (then the raw audio is deleted) for transcript feedback (fluency & coherence, vocabulary, grammar) and pronunciation feedback (clarity, stress, intonation, rhythm) — also feedback, not a band. Reading and Listening are scored against answer keys; a full test also gives a practice band estimate, while a shorter practice set gives the raw score only. None of this is an official IELTS score.
Your details are sent to our server to sign you in or create your account, and your password is stored only as a secure hash, never in plain text. Rule-based feedback, speech recognition and generated audio run on our own server with offline software, and your recordings are never sent to an outside service. Only the Teacher's optional AI help, and the labelled AI-assisted suggestions in a Writing report, send the page context and your own answer text to a model — our own server first, Anthropic's Claude for demanding requests. Speaking recordings are deleted once they have been processed. The Privacy Policy lists exactly what is stored, for how long, and the controls you have.