Find a native English speaker or a language partner to practice your speaking skills. This can be a friend, family member, or someone from a language exchange program. Regularly engage in conversations with them to improve your fluency, pronunciation, and confidence.


Record yourself speaking on different topics and listen to the recordings. Take note of any mistakes or areas where you can improve. Pay attention to your pronunciation, grammar, vocabulary usage, and coherence. This will help you identify your weaknesses and work on them.


Listen to audio recordings or watch videos of native English speakers. Pay attention to their pronunciation, intonation, and pace. Try to mimic their speech patterns to improve your own speaking skills. This will help you sound more natural and fluent.


Work on expanding your vocabulary by learning new words and phrases. Read books, newspapers, and magazines in English. Make a list of new words you come across and practice using them in sentences. This will enhance your ability to express yourself effectively.


Prepare for different topics that are commonly asked in the IELTS General Training Speaking section. Practice speaking on these topics while focusing on coherence, fluency, and accuracy. Use appropriate examples and support your ideas with relevant details.


Set a timer and practice speaking within the time limit provided for each section of the Speaking test. This will help you become accustomed to speaking within the given time frame and improve your time management skills during the actual test.


Ask your speaking partner or language tutor to provide feedback on your speaking skills. They can point out areas where you need improvement and suggest specific strategies to enhance your performance. Incorporate their feedback into your practice sessions to make progress.


Join speaking practice groups or online forums where you can interact with other IELTS test-takers. Engage in discussions, debates, and role-plays to practice your speaking skills. This will expose you to different speaking styles and help you become more comfortable expressing yourself in English.

By following these strategies and practicing regularly, you can improve your everyday speaking skills for the Speaking section of the IELTS General Training module. Remember to stay consistent, remain focused, and seek guidance when needed. Good luck!

Timing myself
speaking with a friend