Settlement after five years
Practise in Cantonese-language menus, speak your answers in English, and hear where your tones and endings give you away.
You can already speak English — that is why you booked. What you have never had is fifteen minutes inside the exact format. James runs your Trinity GESE or LanguageCert SELT speaking mock end to end, on your own prepared topic, with spoken feedback the moment you finish.
Free to start — one full speaking mock a day at the lower levels, no card needed.
Nobody books a SELT without being able to hold a conversation. What almost nobody has is fifteen minutes inside the exact shape of the exam — the phases, the timing, the way an examiner cuts in and follows up on something you said thirty seconds ago.
Shows you someone else's exam, on someone else's topic. Useful once. It cannot ask you anything.
Closer, and expensive. Most people can afford two or three sessions, which is two or three attempts at a format they will face once.
Unscripted questions about the bakery you opened, the sister in Manchester, the job you left. As many times as you need, at 6am if that is when you are free.
Fifteen minutes with a stranger who decides whether your visa moves forward. Most people meet that room once. Here you can meet it fifty times first — in the language your family thinks in.
Practise in Cantonese-language menus, speak your answers in English, and hear where your tones and endings give you away.
Fluent English is not the same as exam English. James marks what the examiner marks — the functions, not your accent.
Urdu throughout the app, so nobody has to translate the instructions before they can start practising.
Start in Practice mode with hints and slower speech, then switch the help off when the day gets close.
James is a live voice, not a quiz. He greets you, works through the conversation subjects, presses you when an answer is thin, and rephrases when you freeze — the way a real examiner does. Choose a different examiner voice any time: real examiners vary in accent, and practising with more than one is good preparation.
James
“You said your sister moved to Manchester. Tell me — how often do you see her now?”
A short spoken conversation with the same AI examiner the app uses, at the B1 level the settlement routes ask for. No account, no card, nothing to install — you will know your level in about three minutes.
James will greet you, then ask about settling in the UK. Answer out loud, the way you would in the room.
Your microphone is needed. Your voice is never stored — only the words are, so James can mark them.
Connecting you to James…
Speak naturally. James waits until you stop.
James is marking what you said…
Your speaking level, estimated
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You said
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Saved — thank you. Your full report is on its way to that address.
Get the appAn estimate from a short conversation, to help you judge where you are. Not an official result, and not a substitute for a SELT booked with an approved test centre.
Not a marketing illustration — these are the real screens, running, at the size they appear on your phone. The app's own labels follow the language you picked at the top of this page; the English is left in English, because that is the exam.
The intro is where the exam stops being a mystery. Your own topic sits at the top with its five points, marked ready — and the mock will not start without it, because in the real exam a missing topic form voids the phase. Below it, the two phases are laid out with their timings, the six official conversation subjects, and the reminder that you must ask him a question in each phase. Then you choose: Mock, or Practice with the help on.
Mock mode is a clean stage: the examiner, the phase you are in, and your microphone. No captions, no subtitles, no hints — exactly what the real room gives you. Watch it run: he speaks, it becomes your turn, he listens, he thinks. If you freeze, he rephrases and says it more simply, and you never see a warning about it — the real examiner doesn't put one on screen either.
The transcript sets what you said beside a natural version of the same answer, turn by turn. Words the examiner would have marked for pronunciation are flagged — tap one and hear it said properly. The phrases that made the better version work are pulled out as chips, so you know what to reuse rather than what to memorise.
A title and exactly five short reminder points, from your own life. The app checks it against the rules before you start.
Correct timing, no pausing, no captions. James picks at least four of your five points, in any order, and you must ask him a question too.
Two subjects drawn from the official pool — festivals, transport, special occasions, entertainment, music, recent experiences.
An estimated result, a function checklist tied to the exact turn, pronunciation scores, and spoken model answers for what you missed.
Grade 5 asks you to bring your own subject. Choose something only you could talk about, write five short reminder phrases, and the app blocks the mistakes that void the phase — a title that is really one of the examiner's own subjects, filler points, memorised sentences.
The examiner picks at least four of your five points, in any order — and you must ask a question too.
Not a score and a shrug. Every judgement links back to the turn where it happened, and the advice arrives as audio you can listen to on the bus.
Pass, Pass with Merit or Pass with Distinction, with the phase band that produced it — and a plain warning when a phase would have failed you.
The functions the exam requires, ticked where you produced them and tapped through to the model answer where you didn't.
Accuracy, fluency, intonation and rhythm, measured across every turn you spoke — plus the question James would have asked next.
Every result is an estimate from that session, not a guarantee. Trinity GESE certifies Pass, Pass with Merit and Pass with Distinction; a D in either phase, or no topic prepared, is a fail.
Menus, instructions, rules and feedback in five languages, so nobody loses a practice session to a sentence they had to translate first. You still speak your answers in English — that part never changes.
English
United Kingdom
繁體中文
Cantonese · Hong Kong BNO
简体中文
Mandarin
اردو
Urdu · Pakistan
Tiếng Việt
Vietnamese
The test fee, the day off work, the trip to the centre — and all of it again if it goes badly. Every pass below costs less than the booking you have already made. Buy the one that matches how long you have left.
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Last-minute final polish. Up to five mocks a day in the week you sit it.
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One exam, one month of full mocks. Every level, every examiner voice, up to five mocks a day.
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Best value if your date is months away and you want to arrive already bored of the format.
One-off purchases, not subscriptions — nothing renews and nothing to cancel. Prices are charged by the App Store or Google Play in your storefront's currency; the store's price always wins.
Passing the SELT is a date on a form. Living here is longer. Two programmes are in build for families who want to keep going once the certificate is filed.
Freshly generated British-accent dialogue, two sentences a day, in a quiz you can finish on a bus. The way people here actually speak — with a dictionary that remembers what you looked up.
Animated, spoken British English for the youngest in the family, so the children arriving with you start school sounding like they have been here a while.
No. This is independent practice software. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to UK Visas and Immigration, the Home Office, Trinity College London or LanguageCert, and it books nothing on your behalf. You book your SELT with an approved provider as normal.
No. Every report is an estimate from that one session. It is there to show you what to fix, not to predict a result.
Sign in and the lower-level packs unlock — one full speaking mock a day, with the counter resetting daily. Any pass opens every level and raises the limit to five mocks a day.
Yes, that is the point. The app listens to your spoken answers, so you need a quiet-ish place and a few minutes where you can talk normally.
Your session audio is processed to produce your transcript, pronunciation scores and report, and is tied to your account so you can review past sessions. You can delete your account and its data from inside the app.
Download, sign in, build your topic, and sit your first mock tonight.