Timed practice for all four sections, AI feedback on your Writing and Speaking, and a record of every attempt so you and your eSTEP instructor can see exactly where your band is moving.
Every module runs on the real IELTS clock. Results are saved per attempt, so your instructor can review them with you in class.
Conversations and monologues from everyday to academic settings, with every question type you'll meet on test day.
Long texts from journals, books and reports. Build skimming, scanning and pacing across all three passages.
Describe a chart, graph, table, map or process in Task 1. Argue a position in a Task 2 essay. Get feedback on both.
Record answers to interview questions, a cue-card talk with one minute to prepare, and a two-way discussion.
Universities usually ask for an overall band and a minimum in each section. Your instructor will confirm the requirement for your target program; use this to understand the distance between where you are and where you need to be.
Overall band is the average of the four section bands, rounded to the nearest half band.
Only occasional unsystematic inaccuracies. Handles complex, detailed argumentation well.
Handles complex language well and understands detailed reasoning. Common entry requirement for postgraduate study.
Uses and understands fairly complex language, particularly in familiar situations. Common minimum for undergraduate entry.
Likely to make many mistakes. Handles basic communication in own field.
Examiners mark each against four criteria, weighted equally. The platform's feedback follows the same four, so what you read here is what you'll see on your results.
Task 1: did you report the key features accurately? Task 2: did you answer every part of the question with a clear position?
Logical paragraphing, clear progression, and linking words used naturally rather than mechanically.
Range and precision of vocabulary, including collocation and less common words used accurately.
Variety of sentence structures and how many are error-free.
Speaking at length without long pauses or self-correction, with ideas that connect.
Vocabulary that fits the topic, with paraphrase when a word is missing.
Mix of simple and complex structures, mostly error-free.
Clarity, word stress, sentence stress and intonation — not accent.
A starting rhythm. Your instructor will adjust it around your class schedule and the sections where your band is lowest.
Your eSTEP instructor is the first point of contact for anything about your preparation. For access or account issues, reach the eSTEP office.
Bring your saved attempts to class. Feedback on the platform is a starting point — your instructor turns it into what to practise next.
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