Practice Tests & Simulation

B1 · IntermediateIELTS Test Preparation8 lessons1 free to read in full

Complete mock tests with guided feedback and self-assessment

Who it's for

Written for B1 (intermediate) students who handle everyday English and are ready for longer answers.

IELTS Speaking and Writing preparation, for band 5 and up. More IELTS Test Preparation lesson plans

Skills it practises

  • Speaking: discussion questionsevery lesson
  • Vocabulary: a target word listevery lesson
  • Reading: a text or news storyevery lesson
  • Role-play: a dialogue to act out7 of 8 lessons
  • Controlled practice: gap-fills, matching, sorting and more2 of 8 lessons

Lessons

  1. Mock Test 1: Familiar TopicsGoal: complete a full three-part mock test on familiar topics under real timing, scored part by part against the Band 6 pattern — with fully worked model answers, no fill-in templates.1 hr 3 minFree
  2. Mock Test 2: Personal TopicsGoal: complete a full mock test on friends and family at the Band 6 standard — details and stories instead of adjective lists, scored against explicit success criteria.1 hr 3 minOutline
  3. Mock Test 3: Leisure TopicsGoal: complete a full mock test on hobbies and travel where every answer passes the specificity test — real places, real moments, Band 6 enthusiasm instead of generic lists.1 hr 3 minOutline
  4. Test Strategy ReviewGoal: make framework selection automatic — PAFF, PEEP or AREA named within two seconds of any question — and attach a drilled recovery phrase to your personal disaster scenario.47 minOutline
  5. Full Test Simulation 2Goal: run a second full simulation under strict test rules with every model answer fully worked, score it against the Band 6 checklist, and beat one concrete number from your first attempt.1 hr 3 minOutline
  6. Part 1 Rapid-Fire PracticeGoal: start every Part 1 answer within one second and land it in the 20-30 second Band 6 window, across six topic areas — measured with a stopwatch, not a feeling.1 hr 3 minOutline
  7. Part 2 Random TopicsGoal: handle any surprise Part 2 cue card — a drilled one-minute prep routine, the full two minutes of speaking, and a reusable story bank that flexes across card types.1 hr 3 minOutline
  8. Part 3 Follow-Up PracticeGoal: give 30-60 second AREA+ answers that survive the examiner's follow-up — producing new material under pushback instead of repeating the same point.1 hr 10 minOutline

How to use it in a lesson

  • Lessons run 47 to 70 minutes, with a timing on every stage, so you can see before you start what fits your slot.
  • Start with "Mock Test 1: Familiar Topics": its whole plan is on this site, stage by stage, with the target vocabulary, free to read and to teach from on any video call.
  • For a shorter slot, skip a practice stage or cut the discussion short: the stages are a guide, not a script.

Teach Practice Tests & Simulation with your student

Lesson 1 of this course is free. A free account opens it in the interactive player, and the rest of the course is included with Starter. Teaching it live with your student in the Tuton classroom starts with a 7-day free trial.

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