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Yes. The lesson library includes IELTS preparation courses alongside general English, business English and conversation — part of 600+ ready-made interactive lessons across 70+ courses. Lessons use 13 exercise types (gap-fills, matching, ordering, dialogues and more) and sync live in the classroom, so you and your student work through the same task together. You can also build your own lessons for specific weaknesses.

Every lesson is automatically recorded and transcribed. That means you can replay a student's Part 2 long turn, pull their exact phrasing and repeated errors into your notes, and compare this month's answers against last month's. The AI assistant can also generate practice prompts and model answers matched to your student's level — useful for drilling Part 1 and Part 3 question patterns.

Yes. Each student has progress analytics — lesson frequency, vocabulary growth, and consistency over time — that you can walk through together. Tuton doesn't predict band scores, but it gives you concrete evidence of the work done and the vocabulary mastered, which is exactly what anxious candidates and fee-paying parents want to see.

Words and collocations you tag during a lesson become full vocabulary cards — definition, example from your lesson, translation into the student's native language — and go straight to their spaced-repetition review deck. Between lessons the student reviews on their phone or laptop, so topic vocabulary keeps compounding instead of dying in a notebook.

No. Tuton isn't a marketplace — it doesn't bring you students, and that's why it takes 0% commission. You get a public profile and booking page to share with the students you find through referrals, social media or ads. Exam-prep students often arrive in seasonal waves, so a booking page that handles intensive schedules helps.

Yes. Students book your open slots through your booking page, with automatic reminders and calendar sync — and you can set up lesson packages (including IELTS-focused ones) for students who want a fixed block of lessons before their test date.