In the Philippines, a “reviewer” is the pack you study before a big exam. For IELTS, a good reviewer does more than give you notes. It lets you practise the real test and shows you what to fix.
This page is a free IELTS reviewer for all four skills. Every part links to practice you can do today.
What a good IELTS reviewer includes
- Full practice tests. Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking in the real format and timing.
- Answers you can learn from. Not just a key, but why each answer is right.
- Sample answers. Strong Writing and Speaking answers to compare with your own.
- Question-type guides. Each Reading and Listening question type needs its own method.
- A study plan. Short daily sessions beat one long weekend cram.
Listening reviewer
- Practice tests: free IELTS Listening tests, unlimited, under real timing. Every answer is explained at the exact moment it is heard.
- Know the test: the four Listening parts and note completion questions.
- Check your band: the Listening band score calculator.
Reading reviewer
- Practice tests: free IELTS Reading tests, Academic and General Training, unlimited. Every answer points to the exact line in the passage.
- The hard question types: True, False, Not Given and matching headings.
- Check your band: the Reading band score calculator.
Writing reviewer
- Sample answers: Task 1 samples and Task 2 samples.
- Common questions: Task 2 topics and General Training letters.
- Get feedback: the free IELTS writing checker gives a band for each of the four criteria. One check is free every week.
- Linking words: IELTS linking words that help Coherence and Cohesion.
Speaking reviewer
- Practice test: a free Speaking test with a recorded video examiner, Parts 1 to 3 in order. One test with AI feedback is free every week.
- Questions to practise: Part 1, Part 2 cue cards and Part 3.
- Words to use: IELTS Speaking vocabulary.
Full mock test
When you have practised each skill, sit a full IELTS mock test. All four skills in one sitting, under real timing. One full mock with AI feedback is free every week.
A 4-week IELTS review plan
| Week | Focus | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Find your level | Take one full mock. Note your lowest skill and your weakest question types. |
| 2 | Listening and Reading | Two timed tests of each. Review every mistake against the audio or passage. |
| 3 | Writing and Speaking | Two Task 2 essays and one Task 1. Three Speaking practice sessions. Read the feedback and rewrite. |
| 4 | Test week rehearsal | One more full mock. Go back over your error notes, and rest the day before. |
About 1 to 2 hours a day is enough for most people. If you need more time, see how long it takes to go from 6 to 7.5.
IELTS in the Philippines
The standard Academic or General Training test costs PHP 14,470 at both the British Council and IDP, and IELTS for UKVI costs PHP 16,230. See every IELTS test centre in the Philippines, with addresses, maps and booking links.
Not sure which test to take? Read IELTS Academic vs General Training.
Ready to start your review? Take a free IELTS mock test today and see where you stand.
Sources
- IELTS test format The four parts of the test and how long each takes.
- Preparing for IELTS Official free preparation materials from the test owners.
Last reviewed October 20, 2026. See our editorial policy for how guides are checked and corrected.
Frequently asked questions
- What should an IELTS reviewer include?
- Full practice tests in all four skills, answers you can check, sample Writing and Speaking answers, a guide to each question type and a study plan. Practice tests matter most, because they show you where you lose marks.
- Is there a free IELTS reviewer online?
- Yes. This page is a free IELTS reviewer. It links to unlimited free Listening and Reading tests, weekly Writing and Speaking checks with AI feedback, sample answers and a 4-week plan.
- Is a PDF IELTS reviewer enough?
- A PDF helps with reading, but it cannot time you, play Listening audio under test rules or mark your Writing and Speaking. Use it alongside online practice tests.
- How long should I review for IELTS?
- Four weeks of steady practice works well for many people who already use English. If you need a big jump, such as from 6.0 to 7.5, plan for longer.