10 years of STEP · IELTS Speaking · Four-month course

Walk into IELTS Speaking ready for every part.

Prepare for Parts 1, 2 and 3 through video lessons, app-based practice and two coach calls each week. Build stronger responses, practise under test conditions and improve through personalised feedback—not memorised answers.

  • Four-month IELTS Speaking course
  • 64 webisodes · 31 coach calls · 11 assignments
  • Practice for Parts 1, 2 and 3

Your complete IELTS Speaking course

Four months of connected preparation.

Learn the language and strategies, practise them independently, then use them under pressure with a coach. Each part of the course prepares you for the next.

~4 months Typical completion
64 Video webisodes
31 Personal coach calls Two each week
11 Assignments

How the course works

Learn it. Practise it. Use it with your coach.

Videos, independent practice and live coaching are designed as one sequence—not separate course benefits.

01

Learn through video webisodes

Understand the test format and examiner expectations. Build pronunciation, vocabulary, useful phrases and response strategies through short, focused lessons and model answers.

02

Practise in the app

Apply what you learn through assignments, sample responses, self-evaluation and pronunciation practice. Use IELTS Speaking band descriptors to review what makes an answer effective.

03

Apply it with your coach

Practise test questions, cue cards and mock tests in two calls each week. Receive feedback specific to your responses, with targeted grammar or pronunciation support where you need it.

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Subscribe to IELTS Speaking — ₹499 for 7 days

Parts 1, 2 and 3

Be ready for every stage of the conversation.

You practise all three parts throughout the course, returning to them as your responses, fluency and control improve.

Part 1

Answer naturally

Respond to familiar questions about yourself, your work, studies, interests and experiences with clearer, more natural answers.

Part 2

Develop a cue-card response

Use the preparation minute well, organise your ideas and keep speaking for up to two minutes without relying on a memorised script.

Part 3

Explain and defend your ideas

Give opinions, reasons, suggestions and examples. Develop a longer response and handle follow-up questions when the examiner pushes the discussion further.

Your learning cycle

Improve through practice, feedback and another attempt.

The course does not move through four rigid monthly phases. It uses a repeated cycle that adapts as the learner improves.

01

Learn the focus

Watch focused webisodes on test format, pronunciation, vocabulary, useful language, response structure or model answers.

02

Build a response

Use assignments and app practice to prepare, record or evaluate a response before the next live session.

03

Practise under pressure

Answer test-style questions, work against the cue-card clock or complete a speaking mock with your coach.

04

Review what happened

Receive personal feedback and identify the most useful grammar, pronunciation, fluency or response-building focus.

05

Try again more effectively

Apply the feedback in another response and carry a clear practice task into the next cycle.

Back to step 01 — the cycle repeats with the next focus

Then the cycle begins again with the next focus—through all 31 coach-call topics.

Inside the 64 webisodes and 11 assignments

More than question practice.

The course develops the language, control and test awareness needed to respond effectively in IELTS Speaking.

Know the test

Understand the format of Parts 1, 2 and 3, what happens in each part and what examiners expect.

Build clearer pronunciation

Work on sounds, word stress, sentence stress, intonation and accent clarity, supported by online pronunciation evaluation.

Expand usable language

Build topic vocabulary, functional phrases and ways to express opinions, reasons, feelings, suggestions and comparisons naturally.

Organise stronger answers

Use mind maps, linking language, reasons and examples to develop responses instead of stopping after one short idea.

Learn from model answers

Review sample performances against the IELTS Speaking evaluation criteria and identify what makes a response effective.

Evaluate your own performance

Listen back to responses, use band descriptors and learn to recognise the next improvement to make.

Two coach calls each week

Practise the response—not just the lesson.

Across 31 calls, your coach helps you apply the course content to IELTS Speaking questions and improve the way you respond under test conditions.

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01

Set the focus

Review the last practice task, personal feedback and the IELTS Speaking skill that needs attention now.

02

Practise a test part

Answer Part 1 questions, develop a Part 2 cue-card response or take a Part 3 discussion further.

03

Respond under pressure

Work with time limits, unexpected follow-ups and the moments when an answer does not come easily.

04

Get specific feedback

Understand what helped or weakened your response—from fluency and organisation to grammar, pronunciation and vocabulary.

05

Repeat more effectively

Try the response again, applying one or two changes while the feedback is still fresh.

06

Leave with the next task

Know exactly what to watch, practise or record before the next coach call.

Prepare for the difficult moments

Be ready when the answer is not obvious.

Confidence comes from practising what can actually happen in the test—not only rehearsing ideal answers.

The unexpected follow-up

Listen, respond directly and develop an idea when the examiner changes direction.

The stalled answer

Recover, rephrase and keep speaking instead of freezing when the exact word does not come.

The cue-card clock

Use the preparation minute to organise ideas and sustain a response within the time available.

Feedback that is specific to you

Work on the grammar, pronunciation, fluency or response habits revealed by your own practice and mock tests.

A coach from our panel, and someone who has done this.

Lalita Shankar, STEP coach

From the STEP coach panel

Lalita Shankar

Language consultant · 20+ years

Business English and IELTS. With STEP since 2019. Your coach could be any of the similarly skilled coaches on our panel.

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Questions before you subscribe.

Is this course only for IELTS Speaking?

Yes. The main coaching and practice focus is IELTS Speaking Parts 1, 2 and 3. The course develops the pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, fluency and response strategies you need for the Speaking test. It is not presented as preparation for IELTS Listening, Reading or Writing.

How long is the course?

The course covers 31 coach-call topics, with 64 video webisodes and 11 assignments. Most learners work through them in about four months at two calls a week, but there is no time limit and you can take longer. Once you have completed them, further practice stays available for as long as your subscription is active.

How often will I speak to a coach?

The course includes 31 personalised 45-minute coach calls, normally scheduled as two calls each week. At that pace the 31 topics take about four months; you can go slower if you need to.

What do I do between coach calls?

You watch focused video webisodes and complete app-based assignments or practice. This prepares you to use the language and strategies in your next call rather than starting from scratch.

Do I practise all three parts of IELTS Speaking?

Yes. You practise Parts 1, 2 and 3 throughout the course through test-style questions, cue-card work, discussions, practice tests and mock tests.

Will I receive feedback on my speaking?

Yes. Coaches give personalised feedback on your responses and may focus on grammar, pronunciation, vocabulary, fluency or the way you develop an answer. The course also includes self-evaluation and online pronunciation practice.

Does the course guarantee a particular IELTS band score?

No. The course helps you prepare more effectively for IELTS Speaking, but no course can guarantee a particular band score.

What does the subscription cost?

IELTS Speaking costs ₹4,999 per month. The standard price shown is ₹8,999 per month.

IELTS Speaking

Prepare for every part of the conversation.

Work through a structured course of 64 video webisodes, 31 coach calls and 11 assignments. Learn the skills, practise independently and apply them under test conditions with personal feedback.

Offer terms

  • Your introductory week lasts seven days.
  • After seven days, your subscription renews automatically at ₹4,999 a month.
  • You can cancel at any time. Cancellation takes effect at the end of your current billing period.

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Standard price: ₹8,999/month

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