Scored LanguageCert Academic practice is live on ScoreFluent. Here is what is there: all 15 task types, what is free, what costs credits, and how it fits a study plan.
All 15 task types, all four skills
LanguageCert Academic has Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking. You can practise every one of its 15 task types on its own. This lets you drill the task that costs you marks, such as one Reading format or one Writing task. You do not need to sit full mocks and hope the weak spot shows up.
Full task-by-task detail, including what each format asks of you, is on the LanguageCert scoring guide.
Free reading and listening, paid Full report
Reading and listening are scored automatically and free. Every speaking and writing attempt gets a Full report, bought with credits: the detailed breakdown behind your score. For speaking, it opens as soon as you stop recording.
We call it a Full report, never "verified". On the real exam, trained human examiners mark Writing and Speaking. A machine does not score them end to end. So "verified" would be wrong. We keep that word for exams that are fully machine-scored.
Full mock tests and study plans
ScoreFluent also has full LanguageCert Academic mock tests for all four skills. A full mock is 40 credits, and every answer is examiner-marked. New accounts get 40 free credits. A study plan moves you from your weakest tasks toward a full mock, so you do not guess what to do next. A placement check shows where to start.
An AI tutor built for this exam's actual format
AI tutor Flo is on every result. It knows LanguageCert Academic's task shapes and CEFR-based scoring. Ask it about a task type, an answer you are unsure about, or what to do next. You get free messages every day.
More ways ScoreFluent helps:
- Word-level pronunciation feedback shows which word and which sound to fix.
- A live speaking partner, an AI examiner you talk to, for LanguageCert speaking.
- Free learning: lessons, flashcards with spoken review and vocabulary practice, plus an in-app exam guide with notes for each task.
- Seven exams in one app, so you can compare LanguageCert with IELTS and others.
The score you're working toward
LanguageCert Academic reports each skill, and your overall score, on a 0–100 Global Scale, mapped to fixed CEFR cut-scores:
- 40 — floor of B1
- 60 — floor of B2
- 75 — floor of C1
- 90 — floor of C2
These cut-scores stay the same every sitting. Your target is fixed, not a curve. For visa thresholds in the UK and Australia, see our LanguageCert scoring guide and, if a difficulty comparison against IELTS is part of your decision, LanguageCert Academic vs IELTS
Where to start
- LanguageCert Academic overview — the full exam reference.
- LanguageCert vs IELTS — format-by-format comparison.
- LanguageCert practice test — start a scored attempt.
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