Estimate the average
Enter four skill bands and see how the standard overall rounding pattern affects your working target.
- Listening
- Reading
- Writing
- Speaking
Free IELTS tools
Get clarity before you spend your study time.
Small tools can answer useful planning questions: What is my estimated overall band? How much time do I have? Which skill should I practise first? Use the answer to choose a better next action.
A useful practice loop
Make the next task obvious.
Planning tools are not official score reports and cannot predict an exam result. They are a way to make your starting assumptions visible, then test those assumptions with real practice.
Protect the calendar
Translate your deadline and available hours into a routine you can realistically repeat each week.
- Weekly study plan
- Skill balance
- Priority blocks
Practise against time
Use a writing or speaking timer to make pace, stamina, and completion part of your preparation early.
- Writing task blocks
- Speaking turns
- Review windows
Continue with evidence
When a tool points to a gap, move into deliberate practice and keep the result as a baseline for the next review.
- Save the starting point
- Practise one weakness
- Compare the next attempt
A connected route
Planning, practice, and review should speak to each other.
Use the academy’s free tools and guides to choose a direction. Use PrepRoadRunner when you need a practice space that makes repetition easier to maintain.
Clarify
Start with one planning question
Choose the tool that answers what is blocking you now rather than opening every calculator at once.
Act
Turn the result into a session
Use the estimate or time budget to choose a task you can complete today and review honestly.
Continue
Practise in PrepRoadRunner
Carry the decision into AI-supported speaking, mock tests, vocabulary review, and progress tracking.
Keep exploring
Build the route around your actual goal.
Continue this route
Take the next practice step in PrepRoadRunner.
Open the practice platform when you are ready to turn this page’s advice into a real speaking, mock-test, writing, or vocabulary session.
Open the web practice platform or continue on iPhone. Your academy plan stays the starting point.
Inside the practice room
- 01AI speaking rehearsalRecord full answers and use review to make the next attempt more specific.
- 02IELTS mock tasksPractise by skill, section, or full format when you are ready for more realism.
- 03Vocabulary and progressKeep useful language active and return to evidence instead of guessing at progress.