JurassicStart your IELTS preparation
Start with a task you find difficult. Identify where it goes wrong, choose a focused drill, and check what changes on a fresh task.
Test format
Understand the test before choosing practice.
Test formatDiagnose
Find one challenge to investigate.
DiagnoseChoose a skill
Focus on Listening, Reading, Writing or Speaking.
PracticePractise
Work on a targeted task.
PracticeFresh transfer
Try a fresh task, then review your evidence.
MethodSolutions or Book
Explore the catalogue or discuss a teacher-led next step.
SolutionsExplore by skill
Using this page responsibly
Choose a route from the task you need to do next. If the format is unfamiliar, read the test-format page before selecting material. If you already know the task, open the skill hub and compare the band-priority cards with a difficulty you have actually observed. Use the back links to compare neighbouring priorities before selecting one exercise. The cards organise possible next steps; they are not a test that places you on a ladder.
Keep the first session small: one question type, one paragraph or one spoken answer is enough to inspect a particular learning move. Record the decision you made and why it changed after review, then try comparable unfamiliar material. Use a local timer when time awareness is the purpose, not as a substitute for feedback on quality. The curriculum explains the wider review cycle and the method page explains limits. Reading and Writing choices must preserve the distinction between Academic and General Training.