What can I set tonight?
One speaking task on an exam route your class already knows. Send them the link and they can start straight away.
For teachers
Get your class speaking, without more marking
Set one speaking task and every student gets to talk, not just the three who volunteer. They each get their own feedback.
Quick answers
Teacher questions before a school pilot
Will this add to my marking?
No. Learners get their own feedback after each session. You choose whether to look at it.
What will I see before the next lesson?
Recorded practice activity, non-assessed coaching, and any feedback your staff have entered. Assignment completion is not measured yet, so there is no per-student completion list.
Which exams can I point students at?
GCSE, A-Level, Leaving Cert, IB, IELTS, Cambridge, OET and other supported speaking routes.
Can I try it before involving the school?
Yes. Create a teacher account and run a session yourself. The schools page covers pilots, privacy and rollout when you are ready to bring it to a department.
Related practice routes
Teachers and classroom practice
Set one speaking task and see what your class did.
School exam support
GCSE, A-Level, and Leaving Cert speaking practice.
School pilots
Run a pilot with one class.
Set one speaking task
Point the class at a GCSE, A-Level, Leaving Cert or IELTS route. One link, no lesson plan.
The quiet ones speak
The students who never put a hand up get to rehearse aloud with nobody listening.
No extra marking
Learners get feedback on their own practice. None of it lands in your pile.
Marks stay yours
Practice feedback only. Assessment decisions stay with you, the school and the exam board.
Classroom routes
Keep exam guides, practice pages and school pilots distinct
Teachers can use exam pages for task context, practice pages for student sessions, and the schools route for assignments, dashboards and implementation planning.