Free Reading, Listening, Writing and Speaking resources for Academic and General Training students.
Build speed and accuracy with Academic and General reading tests.
Explore resources →Practise all four sections with questions, audio and answer keys.
Explore resources →Task 1 letters, reports, charts and Task 2 essays with sample answers.
Explore resources →Part 1 topics, cue cards and follow-up questions for fluency practice.
Explore resources →Practise IELTSFever Computer Based General Reading Test 14 based on Daily Work Record. Learn how to improve scanning, skimming, accuracy, vocabulary and time management for IELTS General Training Reading.
Complete a 40-question academic reading paper about dugongs, engineering as art, and digital workplace training. Apply the original CLIP Method to find, interpret, and enter answers accurately.
Practise IELTSFever Computer Based Listening Test 6 with RADAR strategies for residency forms, mining maps, whale surveys, and shipping history.
IELTSFever Computer Based General Reading Test 13 is a complete 40-question Morpeth practice set covering maps, course matching, YNNG and flow charts.
Attempt a complete 40-question academic reading paper covering football history, the invention of plastics, and creativity research. Use the original Time–Actor–Change method to improve matching, logic, and summary answers.
Practise IELTSFever Computer Based Listening Test 5 with APPLY strategies for job hunting, ice curling, wind farms, and tea tree oil tasks.
Prepare for IELTSFever Computer Based General Reading Test 12 with a spoiler-free guide to advertisement matching, functional language, chart completion and course comparison.
Practise a complete 40-question academic reading paper about molecular computing, adaptable monkeys, and television texting. Use the Four-Family Reading System to handle judgment, location, completion, and matching tasks with greater control.
Practise IELTSFever Computer Based Listening Test 4 with DRIVE strategies for car rental, cocoa processing, moa questions, and time measurement.
Enter Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking scores to calculate the overall band.
