Why isn't your IELTS Speaking band moving?
One 12-minute mock test shows which of the four official Speaking criteria is holding your band back — before another retake costs you months of preparation.
Meet the Examiner. Then meet the Coach.
One simulates the test. The other tells you what to do next. They never run at the same time — so you build real fluency, not coaching-dependent habits.
AI Mock Examiner · runs the test
Practise the full IELTS Speaking flow in a realistic, timed session. The examiner guides you through all three parts without coaching you mid-test.
- P1InterviewAnswer familiar-topic questions naturally and learn to extend without rambling.
- P2Long TurnReceive a cue card, prepare for one minute, then speak for up to two minutes.
- P3DiscussionExplain, compare, justify opinions, and speculate about broader issues.
No interruptions while you speak. Feedback comes after your answer, so you build real fluency — not stop-start habits.
AI Speaking Coach · gives the feedback
When the test ends, switch to Coach mode for clear, criteria-based feedback on what you actually did — and what to work on next.
- Band estimate by criterionSee your performance across Fluency, Lexical Resource, Grammar, and Pronunciation.
- Vocabulary & grammar trackingSpots the words you overuse, the structures you avoid, and what to swap them for.
- Targeted drillsPractise the next skill you need: chunking, paraphrasing, Part 3 opinion-building.
From vague advice to useful next steps.
Generic feedback tells you what's wrong. JustTalk tells you what to practise next — with the exact sentence patterns to drill.
Unofficial estimate · supports, doesn't replace, certified IELTS assessment.
“Try to use more advanced vocabulary.”
→Swap "very big" for "enormous" or "vast" — you used "very" seven times in Part 2.
“Work on your fluency.”
→Cut the long pause before answers — open with "That's an interesting question…" to keep the flow.
“Improve your grammar.”
→You avoided conditionals in Part 3. Practise "If… I would…" to show the range the rubric rewards.
A 15-minute session you can repeat every day.
One mock-test Part a day. Real exam structure, AI-graded, with a coach who reviews your transcript and works the weak spots with you.
Sit one Part with the AI examiner
Same timing, same question format, same pressure — a faithful slice of the real test.
Coach reviews your score and transcript
Walks through what worked, what didn't, and how to lift your band next session.
Practise the weak spots, casually
Drill the areas the coach flagged — low-stakes reps that build the habit without test-day nerves.
Why not just use ChatGPT, a tutor, or YouTube?
Fair question. Here's the honest comparison.
- Free, abundant, available 24/7.
- No feedback on your speaking — only explanations or generic praise.
- No criteria-based scoring, no timed mock, no measure of progress.
- Criteria-based scoring on all four official Speaking criteria.
- Daily practice. Cheaper than one tutor hour, less than one retake fee.
- Newer than 1:1 tutoring — strongest when paired with occasional tutor reviews.
- Personal, expert, accountable — the best option if you can afford daily sessions.
- One hour a week isn't enough reps. Speaking is a habit.
- No practice between lessons — you forget the feedback by midweek.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find out what's holding back your band — in 12 minutes.
One IELTS-style mock test. One clear report. You see your estimated band, the criterion holding you back, and exactly what to drill next.
JustTalk provides IELTS-style practice and AI-generated feedback with unofficial band estimates. It is not affiliated with IELTS, does not award official scores, and is designed to supplement — not replace — certified IELTS assessment. IELTS is a registered trademark of its respective owners.