Practice for each exam, marked against its published criteria and ready whenever you are. Lingo Copilot Speaking scores your speaking for IELTS, PTE Academic, PTE Core and TOEFL iBT on each test's own scale; Lingo Copilot CCL marks your interpreting in 31 languages. Both start free.
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IELTS mock · Part 2 · 01:42
AI examiner
Describe a skill you learned as an adult. You should say what it was, how you learned it, and why it matters to you.
You
I'd like to talk about learning to drive, which I only did last year, at twenty-eight…
Estimated band 6.5
NAATI CCL · 31 languages supported
Practice test · Dialogue 1 · Segment 4
English speaker
Before we discuss the payment plan, I need to confirm your current address and whether anyone else lives with you.
Your interpretation
Recorded · 19 s · transcribed and compared with the source segment
Segment 4 · 4.5 / 5
Which test do you need?
IELTS, PTE and TOEFL iBT prove English ability for study, work and visas. NAATI CCL proves you can interpret between English and a community language, and is worth 5 points for Australian skilled migration. Some people need one; many Australian PR applicants need both.
Your goal
I need to prove my English — for university, professional registration or a visa.
The test
IELTS, PTE or TOEFL iBT
Universities and visa programmes set the score they accept. Australia awards 10 points for Proficient English and 20 for Superior — for example IELTS 7.0 or 8.0 in each skill.
Practise with
Lingo Copilot Speaking →Your goal
I'm bilingual and applying for Australian PR — I want the community-language points.
The test
NAATI CCL
Pass with 63 of 90 and the credential adds 5 points to a subclass 189, 190 or 491 application.
Practise with
Lingo Copilot CCL →Your goal
I'm chasing every point I can for an invitation.
The test
Both
English points and community-language points are independent, so they stack. Secure the English score first; it expires sooner.
Practise with
Speaking, then CCL →What the scores mean
Every practice session reports against the exam's own scale, with the thresholds that matter marked. Official results come only from the test owners; the rulers show what you are aiming at.
IELTS Speaking · bands 0–9
PTE Academic Speaking · 10–90
TOEFL iBT Speaking · bands 1–6
NAATI CCL · 90 marks
How the AI scores you
Both products follow the same loop, tuned to each exam. The feedback is practice feedback — only the test owners issue official results — but it arrives in seconds, every time, with a reason for each deduction.
| Step | Lingo Copilot Speaking | Lingo Copilot CCL |
|---|---|---|
| Listen | For IELTS, a real-time voice examiner asks Part 1, 2 and 3 questions. For PTE and TOEFL iBT, each task plays its prompt once and records on the test's own clock. | A recorded speaker delivers a dialogue segment of up to 35 words in English or your language. |
| Transcribe | Your answer is transcribed and analysed down to the word and the sound — what you said versus the target sentence and pronunciation. | Your interpretation is transcribed with language-specific speech recognition, including pro-drop handling. |
| Mark | Each answer is scored on the test's published criteria: the four IELTS criteria in bands 0–9, PTE's Content, Pronunciation and Oral fluency traits on a 10–90 estimate, or TOEFL's 0–5 item scores and 1–6 band. | Omissions, additions and distortions are itemised and deducted from 45 per dialogue, following NAATI's structure. |
| Explain | What to fix next, the words you missed or changed, a stronger version of your answer and model answers from the question bank. | Segment score, written feedback, an improved rendering, and score trends over time. |
Lingo Copilot Speaking includes one free full speaking mock test for each exam — IELTS, PTE and TOEFL iBT. Lingo Copilot CCL's free Starter tier includes a complete two-dialogue practice test with the same AI feedback as paid plans. Both run in any modern browser and as Android apps, so you can practise on your commute or at your desk.
Common questions
More detail on each product's page, or in the full FAQ.
Lingo Copilot is a family of AI-powered practice tools for high-stakes speaking exams. It has two products: Lingo Copilot Speaking, AI speaking practice for IELTS, PTE Academic, PTE Core and the TOEFL iBT test, and Lingo Copilot CCL, an AI-scored simulator for Australia's NAATI CCL interpreting test. Both run in the browser and on Android, and both let you try a full practice test free. Lingo Copilot is unrelated to Microsoft Copilot and to the LINGO Copilot extension for the LINGO optimisation language.
They prepare you for different exams. Lingo Copilot Speaking is for the speaking part of IELTS, PTE and TOEFL iBT: you answer each test's speaking tasks in English and receive an estimated score on that test's own scale, with feedback on pronunciation, fluency and content. Lingo Copilot CCL is for the NAATI Credentialed Community Language test: you interpret dialogue segments between English and one of 31 languages and receive deductions for omissions, additions and distortions. If you are applying for Australian skilled migration you may need both — an English test such as IELTS or PTE Academic for English-language points, and CCL for the 5 community-language points.
Both products have a free tier. Lingo Copilot Speaking includes one free full speaking mock test per exam with no credit card; paid plans for one exam start at US$34 a month, with 3-month subscriptions, 6-month passes and a US$15 14-day pass (November 2026 prices — the live pricing page is authoritative). Lingo Copilot CCL's Starter tier includes one full practice test and one practice session free; paid plans are one-time payments of A$59 for 3 months or A$69 for 6 months, not subscriptions.
AI scores are practice estimates, not official results. Lingo Copilot Speaking estimates scores on the criteria and scales IELTS, Pearson and ETS publish; Lingo Copilot CCL marks against NAATI's accuracy error categories — omissions, additions and distortions. The value is consistency and immediacy: you see where marks are lost after every answer, which is what moves a score. Only the test owners — IELTS, Pearson, ETS and NAATI — issue official results.
Yes. Both products work in any modern mobile browser with microphone access, including on iPhone and iPad, and both have Android apps on Google Play.
Lingo Copilot Speaking conducts practice in English, because IELTS, PTE and TOEFL iBT are English tests, while its website is available in 22 languages including Japanese, Korean, Chinese, Vietnamese, Hindi and Spanish. Lingo Copilot CCL supports 31 test languages: Japanese, Mandarin, Hindi, Korean, Vietnamese, Nepali, Spanish, Punjabi, Telugu, Tamil, Urdu, Malayalam, Gujarati, Arabic, Kannada, Sinhala, Filipino, Bengali, Cantonese, Portuguese, Turkish, Persian, Indonesian, Marathi, Thai, Swahili, Yoruba, Igbo, Malay, Russian and Hungarian.
No credit card for either. Web and Android.
