Built for IELTS tutors who teach to a deadline

Yes. The library has 22 IELTS courses for the Speaking and Writing papers: Parts 1 to 3 of the Speaking test, Writing Task 1 (Academic graphs and processes, General Training letters) and Task 2 essays, plus pronunciation, collocations and mock tests. They're part of 850+ ready lessons that sync live in the classroom. There are no Listening or Reading courses yet; for those, the AI makers can write graded readings, listening clips and quizzes at your student's level. You can read the IELTS course plans free before you sign up.

Switch on an AI lesson report and Tuton records the lesson audio and writes it up afterwards: the sentences your student said that needed fixing, each with a correction and a short explanation, how much of the lesson they spoke and how fast, and what to work on next. A Part 2 long turn becomes a list of things to fix next time. During the lesson, the AI assistant can write Part 1 and Part 3 questions and model answers at your student's level.

Yes, with evidence rather than a prediction. Each reported lesson lists the student's errors with corrections, what they did well and what to work on, and compares their talk time and speaking speed with their usual. On Plus and Pro, students read their own reports; on Starter, you walk them through yours. Students also see their practice streak and the words they've collected. Tuton does not predict band scores.

Add a word or collocation during the lesson, pick the meaning, and it becomes a vocabulary card with a definition, an example and, when you've set their native language, a translation. It goes to the student's spaced-repetition deck, which they review on their phone or laptop between lessons. New words from a lesson report can be added in one click.

No. Tuton isn't a marketplace, so it doesn't bring you students or take a commission on the payments they send you directly. You get a public profile and booking page to share with the students you find through referrals, social media or ads. Exam students often arrive in waves before test dates, so a page where they can see your open times and send a request saves a lot of messages.

Yes. Book repeating lessons (weekly or every two weeks, on several weekdays) in one go, and let students request extra times from your booking page, which you accept in a click. You can offer lesson packs with a discount for a block of lessons before the test date. Students with notifications on get reminders on their phone before each lesson.