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FOR IELTS TEACHERS

Detailed IELTS feedback for every student, in a fraction of the marking time.

Bandwise drafts band estimates and written feedback for Writing and Speaking, criterion by criterion, with a clear next step for each. You review and adjust it, then give students a report they can act on and a progress record they can see improving.

  • Feedback and next steps for each criterion
  • Student reports under your own brand
  • You review every score

WHAT YOUR STUDENTS GET

Feedback students can act on, not just a number

Every assessment turns into written feedback you can check, edit and hand over. Nothing reaches a student until you have reviewed it.

A band for each criterion

The four official criteria, each with its own band: from Task Response and Coherence and Cohesion in writing to Fluency and Pronunciation in speaking.

Evidence from their own work

Each band is explained with short quotes from the essay or recording, so students can see exactly what earned it.

A next step for every criterion

Concrete advice on what to change next time. You also get their main strengths and top priorities, ready to talk through in class.

Practice report · print or save as PDF
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IELTS PRACTICE REPORT

Maria K. · Writing Task 2 · Cities and car ownership

Practice estimate: 6.5 / 9

A clear, relevant answer with a consistent position. Ideas need fuller development, and a few complex sentences lose control.

Task Response: 6.5

A clear position is stated (“I partly agree”) and kept throughout, but the second main idea is listed rather than developed.

Next step: Support each main idea with a specific example or a result, not only a statement.

Lexical Resource: 7.0

Good range for the topic (“congestion charge”, “public transport network”), with occasional repetition of “cars”.

Next step: Vary how you refer to the key subject: “private vehicles”, “drivers”, “car owners”.

+ Coherence and Cohesion, Grammatical Range and Accuracy, and your notes

Made with Bandwise

Progress report · emailed from your address

Your IELTS progress report — Maria K.
From: your own mailbox

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“Great progress this month, Maria. Let’s focus on developing your examples before the mock test.”

Overall band by practice test

Test 1
5.5
Test 2
6.0
Test 3
6.5

+ latest band in each skill, progress in each skill over time, all against their target band

Made with Bandwise

Your brand, not ours

Add your logo, your name or school, and your colour once in Settings. Every printed report and progress email then goes out under your brand, with just a small “Made with Bandwise” line at the end. Students see your service, not a tool.

WHAT’S INCLUDED

Everything you mark, in one workspace

Writing

Upload a photo or PDF of a handwritten essay. You check the transcription, then get a band and written feedback for each of the four official criteria, with a next step for each.

Speaking

Record the test in the browser or upload a recording. It is assessed from the audio itself, so feedback on pronunciation is based on what the student actually said.

Reading & Listening

Enter the raw score out of 40 and the band appears at once, with separate Academic and General Training Reading tables.

Progress tracking

Each student’s history per skill, their latest criterion profile, and a flag when practice falls below their university’s minimum band.

Reports for students

A printable report for every piece of work, and progress reports emailed from your own address, under your own logo and colours. Only work you have reviewed is included.

Official descriptors

Assessments are made against the published IELTS band descriptors, and the full-test band calculator combines results the way the real test does.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps from submission to feedback

  1. 1
    Add your students

    Name, test type, target band and, if they have one, their university’s minimum.

  2. 2
    Upload or record

    A photo or PDF of an essay, a speaking recording, or a Reading or Listening raw score.

  3. 3
    Review and share

    Check the bands and feedback, edit anything you disagree with, add your own notes, then print the report or email the student their progress.

You stay the examiner

Estimates are a starting point, not a verdict. Bandwise flags what it cannot judge, shows the evidence for each criterion, and nothing reaches a report until you have reviewed it.

QUESTIONS

Frequently asked

Is this an official IELTS score?

No. Bandwise gives a practice estimate to support your own judgement. You review, adjust and confirm every score before a student sees it.

Do I need an AI account or API key?

During early access, yes: you connect your own key for OpenAI, Gemini, Claude or Qwen in Settings, and the provider bills you directly. A built-in option that needs no key is on the way.

Where is student work stored?

On Cloudflare, in private storage. Each teacher has a separate workspace, and files are only sent to the AI provider you choose when you ask for an assessment.

Does it include Cambridge test material?

No. You can tag work with a Cambridge book and test number to keep things organised, but no test passages, audio or questions are stored or reproduced.

Bandwise is opening to a small group of teachers first.

Tell us a little about how you teach and we’ll get you set up.

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