ScoreFluentScored LanguageCert Academic practice is now live on ScoreFluent. If you've been waiting on the sidelines while we built it, here's exactly what's there — all 15 task types, what's free versus paid, and how it fits into an actual study plan.
All 15 task types, all four skills
LanguageCert Academic covers Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking, and every one of the exam's 15 task types is practicable individually — not a subset, not "coming soon" for the harder ones. That means you can drill the one task type that's actually costing you marks — a specific Reading question format, a Writing task you keep underscoring on — rather than only ever sitting full mocks and hoping the weak spot surfaces on its own.
Full task-by-task detail, including what each format asks of you, is on the LanguageCert scoring guide.
Free quick score, paid Full report
Every attempt on ScoreFluent gets a free quick score — no waiting, no payment, just a fast read on how you did. For the deep breakdown — the specific detail behind the score, task by task — there's a paid Full report.
One label choice is deliberate: we call it a Full report, never "verified". LanguageCert's Writing and Speaking papers are marked by trained human examiners against the exam's own criteria, not scored end-to-end by a machine, so "verified" would misdescribe how the underlying exam actually works. That label is reserved for exams that are fully machine-scored. LanguageCert isn't one, and neither is our practice version of it.
Full mock tests and study plans
Beyond single-task drilling, ScoreFluent runs full LanguageCert Academic mock tests across all four skills, and a study plan that sequences your practice — moving you from your weakest task types toward a full mock as you improve, rather than leaving you to guess what to do next.
An AI tutor built for this exam's actual format
ScoreFluent's AI tutor, Flo, is trained on LanguageCert Academic's real task shapes and CEFR-anchored scoring — not a generic English-practice fallback bolted onto an exam it wasn't built for. Ask it about a specific task type, a response you're unsure about, or what to prioritise next, and it answers against the exam you're actually sitting.
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
Those cut-scores don't move sitting to sitting, which is part of what makes a study plan against them practical — you're working toward a fixed target, not a curve. For the full picture, including what counts as a good score for the UK and Australia visa thresholds, 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.
ScoreFluent is an independent practice platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to LanguageCert or PeopleCert.
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