General Training Reading
Notices, workplace documents, and longer general-interest texts.
Practice everyday reading, letter writing, listening, and speaking with realistic General Training prompts.
reading
60mNotices, workplace documents, and longer general-interest texts.
Start modulelistening
30mIELTS-style conversations, public talks, academic discussions, audio, transcripts, and self-marking questions.
Start modulewriting
60mLetters and essays for practical social, workplace, and migration contexts.
Start modulespeaking
14mPersonal, practical, and opinion-based prompts across all three speaking parts.
Start moduleScore scale
0-9.0 band score
Total duration
About 2h 45m total
Sections
Reading, Listening, Writing (letter + essay), Speaking
Common target
Migration programs often require 6.0-7.0 overall.
Notices, workplace documents, and longer general-interest texts.
IELTS-style conversations, public talks, academic discussions, audio, transcripts, and self-marking questions.
Letters and essays for practical social, workplace, and migration contexts.
Personal, practical, and opinion-based prompts across all three speaking parts.
IELTS General FAQ
General Training is for migration to English-speaking countries, workplace registration, or secondary education. If you are applying to a university, take IELTS Academic instead.
Task 1 is a letter instead of a chart description. It can be formal, semi-formal, or personal. Task 2 is an essay similar to Academic but on more general topics.
It depends on the country and visa class. Australian skilled migration often asks for 6.0 in each band; UK Skilled Worker requires CEFR B1, often around IELTS 4.0-5.0. Check your specific visa requirement.
Yes. The General Training Writing section includes complaint, request, application, and informal letter prompts with tone and structure guidance.