Sample report: fictional example, not a real student

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Sample report: fictional example, not a real student

Sample report

What a written report looks like

This is the kind of written report Mike prepares for his students: what a lesson showed, what to practise and what comes next. Here is a sample so you can see the format.

Sample report: an example of the format, not a real student.

  • Practice bands for each criterion, each one marked as an example estimate
  • What went well and where to focus next, with short quotations
  • Drills, a practice rhythm and a lesson plan with homework

Sample report: fictional example, not a real student

How to read this sample

A fictional student

Nothing here comes from a real student. The student, the answers and the bands are made up to show the format.

One speaking sample

It shows one speaking sample on its own. Nothing in it compares one lesson with another.

Example estimates

Every band says example estimate. Pronunciation has notes from Mike and no band.

Sample report: fictional example, not a real student

Sample report: fictional example, not a real student

Book a lesson with Mike

This is the kind of written report Mike prepares for his students. Lessons are one-to-one and live on Google Meet; you can start with a 30-minute trial lesson. The price in your currency is on the booking page.

Estimates in reports are for practice and are not official IELTS results. See the Terms.

A practice summary from Mike. Not an official IELTS result.