In the IELTS Speaking test, examiners use assessment criteria to give a score for each of the following four areas: Fluency and Coherence, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range and Accuracy and Pronunciation.
Each of these carries equal weighting and the overall average gives the IELTS score for Speaking.
Get IELTS pronunciation tips to succeed in the test and beyond
Our new video series looks at what pronunciation features are assessed in the IELTS Speaking test and shares practical advice on how you can improve in each area.
Over six short videos, you’ll learn to speak clearly and naturally. We’ll help you feel ready for both the IELTS Speaking test and real-life conversations.
Each video focuses on a different aspect of pronunciation and shares a simple way you can build your skills from home.
Watch our new videos: The IELTS Pronunciation Series
That’s why we’re excited to announce the launch of our new videos: The IELTS Pronunciation Series.
When you take the IELTS test, we’re here to support you in preparing for success, so you can move forward with confidence in your goals.
Our six short videos explain the different features of pronunciation that are assessed in the IELTS Speaking test and why these are important for clear communication. Each video also includes an activity you can try at home to improve your pronunciation.
Develop real-world communication skills with IELTS
Unlike most other English proficiency tests, the IELTS Speaking test is done face-to-face with a real person.
The IELTS Speaking tasks are designed to test practical communication skills, such as giving your opinion and discussing topics. These skills are highly valued by employers and educational institutions.
More than just a test, IELTS helps you not only reach your destination but also succeed in your new life.