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EXAMS
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IELTS Exam
Road to IELTS
IELTS Timetable and fees
How to register for IELTS
IELTS Results
Preparing for IELTS
Road to IELTS Online
FREE 30 HOURS ONLINE PREPARATION!

The British Council offers 30 hours of online self study materials for free, exclusive to all candidates who register to the IELTS test with us - register now.

10 hours free now!

We are glad to offer you 10 hours for free! Start your preparation now and good luck with your IELTS test!

20 hours more for anyone booking the test!

Have you already booked and paid online for the test? You should have already received the access codes by email. Access here


What does New Road to IELTS give you?

New Road to IELTS is an online resource for both the Academic and General Training modules of IELTS.
Practice zones with e-books to help you prepare for each of the 4 components of the test: Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking
Sample videos with tips from candidates and teacher tutorials, highlighting what to do and what not to do on your test
Timed practice tests to measure your progress
A My Progress section to help you compare yourself with other students worldwide
A My Profile section to remind you of your test date


View a demo of new Road to IELTS Academic here

View a demo of new Road to IELTS General here

What is Road to IELTS Online?

30 hours of free online self study materials from the British Council to support your preparation
Exclusively for registered candidates
3 units, each based on commonly used IELTS topics
Each unit covers all four sections of the exam (reading, listening, writing and speaking)

What will the materials allow me to do?

practise IELTS listening tasks under timed conditions
view sample videos of speaking tests, highlighting good and less good practice
develop vocabulary and techniques for writing tasks 1 and 2
work on authentic texts for the reading test as in the real exam
develop vocabulary in topic areas commonly used in the IELTS exam

What are the advantages for me?

Instant Feedback
Gain instant feedback on your performance and monitor your personal progress.
Understand your mistakes
See the correct answers and receive tips and hints to help you improve.
Develop Confidence
As the exercises are based on real IELTS tasks, you become more familiar with the test and so feel more confident.

See the What is Road to IELTS (MS PowerPoint 5.09MB) presentation for further information.

Is Road to IELTS Online all I need to prepare for the exam?
Road to IELTS Online is a self study resource which we recommend you follow along with other forms of preparation (face to face courses or self study preparation books). See here for other preparation resources offered by the British Council.

How and when do I get access to the materials?
When your payment for the IELTS test is confirmed you will be sent access codes to the materials.

To log in to the materials you should access the Road to IELTS Online portal here.

You will then create your own personal log on and as a double check on your identity you will be asked to enter the date of your IELTS written test.
You will be able to access the materials as many times as you wish until 1 week after the date of your written exam.

What if I forget my personal log on details?
You should access the Road to IELTS portal and request your password which will be automatically sent to you.

If you have any further questions about the materials please see the Frequently Asked Questions document (MS Word 192KB)

Good Luck on the Road to IELTS!

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