What does my child actually do?
They talk. An AI examiner asks a question aloud, your child answers aloud, and it continues like an oral exam. Afterwards they get one clear thing to work on.
For parents
Help them start their exam speaking practice
You do not need to speak the language to help them get started. They can rehearse aloud in private, use their feedback to choose one thing to work on, and build preparation around small steps.
Set up the learner’s account using their age range, country, name and email. Direct signup is available from age 16; learners aged 16–17 complete protected-account activation, and direct signup for under-16s is not currently supported.
You can help with preparation and payment. Paying does not make you the account holder, give you access to their account or count as guardian approval.
Try a realistic practice and get actionable feedback. No card required. If they choose Exam Pass, it costs €59.00 once for 12 months. No subscription.
For a learner aged 16–17, use the secure adult-payment link they request from their account when it is available. The trusted adult enters their own billing details; the practice access stays with the learner.
Exam speaking practice
Choose their exam and course level
Choose together, then let the learner create their own account using their own age, country, name and email. Direct learner accounts start at 16.
Choose an exam to continue.
Quick answers
Parent questions about speaking practice
Is it safe for a school-age child?
Direct signup is available from age 16. Learners aged 16–17 complete the protected-account activation notice before practising. Direct signup for under-16s is not currently supported. School-managed access follows separate approved arrangements. Our privacy policy explains what is stored and how to request removal.
Whose details should we use at signup?
Use the learner’s age range, country, name and email. They remain the account holder, even if you help them get started or pay for practice. Payment and any required guardian approval are separate.
What does it cost?
Your child can try it free before you pay anything. An Exam Pass covers one learner.
Does it replace a teacher or tutor?
No. It gives your child more chances to speak aloud between lessons. Teachers, schools and exam boards remain the source for official guidance and marks.
Will it predict their grade?
No. Feedback highlights patterns in pronunciation, fluency, grammar, vocabulary and task response. It is not an official score or a prediction.
Related practice routes
Parents and home practice
How to build a speaking routine at home.
Exam guides
Formats, task types, and what happens on the day.
School exam support
GCSE, A-Level, and Leaving Cert speaking practice.
Their exact exam
GCSE, A-Level, Leaving Cert, IELTS, Cambridge and more, so you are not guessing where to start.
View routeShort sessions, not evenings
Speaking practice between classes and grinds. Short enough that they will actually do it.
View routeOne clear thing to fix
Pronunciation, fluency, grammar and vocabulary — as practice guidance, never a grade.
View routeTheir account, your support
Practice belongs to the learner’s own account. You can help them choose a routine; paying for access does not grant guardian authority or access to their account.
View routeWhat to check
Before they start
Three things worth agreeing up front.
For Leaving Cert French, start with something familiar, such as talking about their hobbies. After one practice, choose one improvement from the feedback and rehearse that answer aloud again. The same small routine works with their chosen Leaving Cert language; there is no need to tackle every topic at once.
- Pick the exam or language before the first session, so practice has a target.
- Treat the feedback as practice guidance. Marks stay with the school and exam board.
- Use it between lessons, not instead of them.