IELTS for UKVI · Life Skills A1 · speaking and listening

Practise the spoken exam, not a course.

A voice examiner and a second candidate run the real A1 test format with you — the four parts, the two recordings, the timing — and afterwards you get plain feedback on what to fix, in English and in Czech or Slovak.

How it works

1. Full mock16–18 minutes, strict. Examiner questions, asking the other candidate, two recordings, a short discussion. No hints until the end.
2. Practice, one part at a timeNo clock. Listen again as often as you need. The examiner repeats the question. Drills built from your own mistakes.
3. ReviewYour transcript, the recordings with every question and answer, what worked, what to say next time, and the simple rule behind each fix.

What is inside today

• Examiner and second candidate with distinct voices; they react to what you actually say.
• New scenarios every time, generated to the official structure and checked against A1 scope.
• Listening with a task sheet of three pictures, like the real booklet, and recordings by a man and a woman.
• Feedback in short sentences with a Czech or Slovak twin, a “say it” line and a memory hook.
• Progress by part of the test and by skill, in words, from your own sessions.

Honest about what it is

SpeakMock is not affiliated with IELTS, the British Council, Cambridge or UK Visas and Immigration. It is built from the publicly described test format and the public sample tests, and it never copies their content. The readiness it shows is a practice estimate, not a result.

Practice estimate — not an official IELTS result.