IELTS Speaking & Writing with AI

For people taking IELTS Academic or General Training at about B1–C1 level (aiming for band 6–7.5). The course focuses on Speaking and Writing — the parts that are hardest to prepare for alone, because you need someone to mark your answer.

The AI works like an examiner: it gives a band (0–9) for each IELTS criterion — for Writing, Task Achievement / Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource and Grammatical Range and Accuracy — and calculates the overall band as in the exam. Then it explains what keeps you at that band, corrects your mistakes and rewrites your answer at band 7.5 using your own ideas.

It is an estimate, not an official result: real bands are given by certified examiners. In Speaking the AI sees the text of your answer (via speech recognition), so it marks 3 of the 4 criteria — it can’t hear your pronunciation. The most useful part is not the number but which criteria are weaker and what exactly to fix.

Both. Speaking and Writing Task 2 are the same for both modules. Task 1 differs: Academic has graphs, tables and processes (2 days of the course), General Training has letters (a separate day). The course doesn’t cover Reading or Listening.

Day 1 — the IELTS format and Speaking Part 1 with two tasks for the AI examiner — is completely free; you only need to sign in with email or Google. The other 13 days open after a one-time payment of $42, no subscriptions.

Yes: with a Visa or Mastercard from any bank and country, Apple Pay or Google Pay (monobank payments). The amount is charged in hryvnias at the NBU rate, and your bank converts it to your currency.