FluentSproutFeature · early access · exam mode
Know where you stand before exam day
In exam mode, FluentSprout predicts your score in each skill, today and on your exam date, with a likely range. It is a practice prediction, not an official score, built to help you decide what to study next and when you are ready to book.
A prediction per skill
Listening, reading, writing and speaking each get their own predicted score, on the exam’s own scale.
Now and on exam day
See where you are today and where your current pace is likely to take you by your exam date.
A likely range, not one number
Predictions come with a range, because practice results vary from day to day.
On track, at risk, off track
Each skill is compared with your target, such as NCLC 7, so you know which one needs work.
A plan worked back from the date
Daily practice suggestions that work back from your exam date to your target.
Real results improve it
After your real exam, you can report your official scores. Reported results help calibrate predictions for everyone.
Questions
- Is the predicted score official?
- No. It is a practice prediction based on your work in the app. Only the exam publisher issues official scores.
- Can you guarantee my score?
- No. Nobody can. The prediction tells you where you seem to stand and what to work on.
- Which exams does it cover?
- TEF Canada and TCF Canada first, as their tracks open in early access. More exams will follow as we add them.
- What happens if I report my real scores?
- They are used, anonymously and in aggregate, to make predictions more accurate for everyone.