Listening practice with a partner
Seven lessons using scripts read aloud by a tutor or partner.
What you get: Sixty drills and eight case files
Sample coming
IELTS practice & coaching
Accents, note completion, map labelling, Section 4 concentration and multiple-choice traps.
Practice only; no IELTS scoring.
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A typical focus area, not a diagnosis, not a band prediction.
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Seven lessons using scripts read aloud by a tutor or partner.
What you get: Sixty drills and eight case files
Sample coming
Listening has 4 parts and 40 questions. Each recording is heard once.
ielts.org source · checked 5 Nov 2026
The teacher reads; the learner speaks the decoding proof. We work on four pillars: verbal pivot, synonym mapping, tone and stance, and speaker attribution. These are formative observations, with no score promise.
Listening Through Speaking
Curriculum →Recognise letter names in context
Band 4 →Read labels before the recording begins
Band 5 →Identify the actual question before reading options
Band 6 →Attach opinions to the correct speaker
Band 7 →Recognise signposts between lecture stages
Band 8 →Maintain accuracy when the topic feels easy
Band 9 →The Listening Profiler practice pack is on the existing Jurassic English product site. Review its description before choosing it. This hub does not contain an audio player or a working Listening diagnostic yet.
Use a simple error log: question type, your answer, the correction and the reason. Repeat a focused exercise, then use a fresh task to check whether the same error returns. A practice result does not promise an IELTS band.
No. It is coming soon. The practice pack link goes to the existing product page.
Compare the recording, your answer and the transcript. Separate misunderstanding from spelling or answer-transfer errors.
No. These are practice strategies, and no result is promised.