Protect consistency
Short sessions across the week keep skills active and make it easier to notice patterns before test day.
Free IELTS planning tool
Estimate the study time you can actually protect.
Set your weeks, available hours, and current priority to see a practical rhythm for the work between now and your target date.
Estimate the practice time you can protect
Set a realistic timeline and weekly rhythm. The result describes your available practice capacity; it does not guarantee a band outcome.
Total available72 hrs
Weekly sessions5
Session length~70 min
Suggested rhythm: Rotate all four skills and keep one weekly review session.
Leave space for rest, admin, and unexpected weeks. If the deadline is high-stakes, confirm the exact score and test-date requirements with the institution or authority that set them.
Capacity before intensity
A repeatable week beats an heroic weekend.
Use your available time as a constraint that makes the plan honest. Leave room for rest, review, and the unexpected parts of life so the routine can survive beyond its first week.
Adjust with evidence
If the schedule repeatedly fails, change the schedule. If a skill remains weak, change the practice inside the schedule.
Fill the time with the right work
Turn your available hours into real practice.
Carry the weekly capacity into PrepRoadRunner for speaking rehearsal, mock tasks, writing practice, and vocabulary review.
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.
Start this week
A clear calendar is the beginning, not the finish line.
Use your time estimate to build a balanced first week, then review it after seven days.