Run your IELTS center on one platform
Your students sit mocks on an interface built to match the real Computer-Delivered test. Your teachers get classes, live proctoring, AI-assisted Writing feedback, and every band trend in one dashboard.
What your center gets
The day-to-day work of running IELTS prep, in one place.
Proctored live mock exams
Schedule a full CD-IELTS mock for one class or the whole center. Students join with an access code. Teachers watch a live monitor — progress per seat, plus tab switches and inactivity — while the exam is still running.
Classes & student management
Group students into classes, put more than one teacher on each, and bring in a whole cohort from a CSV instead of typing accounts in one at a time.
Progress analytics & exports
Per-student and center-wide dashboards show band trends and the skills a group keeps losing marks on. Export to CSV or PDF when you need it on paper — a report, a parent meeting, your own records.
AI-assisted writing feedback
Writing tasks come back with AI feedback against the four IELTS criteria. Your teachers review a first pass instead of starting from a blank page on every script.
Assignments with deadlines
Give a group a specific test and a due date, then watch completion come in. Students who haven't started get an automatic reminder, so chasing them isn't a teacher's job.
One license, full access
A per-seat license gives every enrolled student full premium access — every test, the vocabulary vault, and their own analytics — under your center's account.
Watch every seat in real time
While a mock is running, a teacher sees where each student is and what the room is doing — tab switches, fullscreen exits, long stretches of inactivity — so one teacher can watch the whole room from one screen.
- An access code per session, big enough to read off the board
- Progress and time remaining, student by student
- Tab-blur, paste, and inactivity flags as they happen
See the trend, not just the last score
Center-wide and per-student dashboards show where a band is moving and which skill is holding it back. Export to CSV or PDF when a parent, a report, or your own records need it on paper. No spreadsheet to keep alive.
- Band trend across weeks and months
- Broken down by skill and question type
- CSV and PDF export in one click
Built for centers, not just learners
Most IELTS apps are built for one learner at a time. SimuIELTS is built for the people who train them. The exam interface follows the real IDP and British Council Computer-Delivered test, so nothing about the format is new to your students on the day — and you get the dashboard to run it across every class.
- Students practice on the same split-screen interface they'll face on exam day.
- Reading and Listening are marked automatically; Writing arrives with an AI first pass.
- Center-wide analytics show whether a group is actually improving — without a spreadsheet.
- Per-seat licensing follows your enrollment — no setup work per student.
Three steps to running your first mock
Register your center
The form takes a few minutes. We review it and activate your organization workspace.
Add teachers & students
Invite your teachers, create classes, and import the students from a CSV.
Run mocks & track progress
Schedule the exams. Reading and Listening mark themselves; you keep an eye on the trend.
Questions, answered
Teaching centers buy per-seat licenses. Billing is arranged directly with our team — message us and we'll tailor a plan to your enrollment and contract length.
As many as your license seats allow. A whole cohort can come in from a single CSV import — you don't create the accounts one by one.
No. SimuIELTS runs in the browser on any laptop or tablet from the last several years. Nothing to install on your machines, nothing for your staff to maintain.
Yes. A class can have several teachers, and each of them sees the same student progress and the same writing queue.
The interface follows the IDP and British Council Computer-Delivered test — split-screen reading, the same listening flow, server-anchored timers, and the flag-and-review pattern. The point is that exam day feels like a repeat, not a surprise.
Bring SimuIELTS to your center
Register your teaching center, or ask for a demo and we'll walk you through the platform first.