Hawthorn Muscat · Est. 2002
Sit a full Academic IELTS mock the way computer-delivered tests feel: timed Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking — marked by Hawthorn teachers, with clear band scores when your centre releases results.
New students register, activate their email, then wait for Hawthorn admin approval before signing in.
Est. 2002 · Qurum · Muscat · أكاديمية هوثورن مسقط
The four skills
Each section runs with its own clock and tools. Scroll the chapters — the exam screen stays with you.
Put on headphones, run the volume check, then work through the parts while the recording plays. There is no extra transfer time — type as you listen. The navigation bar keeps every question one tap away until the section clock ends.
Auto-scored from the answer key when you submit
Academic texts sit beside the question set — the layout candidates meet in computer IELTS. Move between parts freely, highlight if you need, and keep an eye on the timer. When time is up, the portal moves you on.
Auto-scored from the answer key when you submit
Switch between tasks when both are available. Your text saves as you type. Charts and prompts appear beside the editor — just like the real computer test — so you practise composition under exam constraints, not a word processor.
Marked by Hawthorn teachers (or AI Instant where enabled)
Your lobby shows how Speaking is delivered for that assignment: book a face-to-face slot with a Hawthorn examiner, record Parts 1 & 2 on your device for teacher marking, or take an AI Instant conversational path when the centre offers it.
Criteria-based marking before results are published
Speaking pathways
One portal, three serious options — matched to your mock’s settings and your schedule.
Book a 30-minute slot with a Hawthorn examiner. Date, teacher and location appear in your exam lobby — closest to a real interview.
Complete Part 1 questions and a Part 2 cue card on your device. Recordings go to a teacher for criteria-based marking — no travel required.
Where Hawthorn enables it: practise with an interactive AI examiner, then receive bands and a personalised improvement report — often the same day.
Evaluation & results
When your mock is published, open Results for an overall band and Listening, Reading, Writing and Speaking scores — plus feedback you can act on.
Practice bands are estimates for preparation. They are not official IELTS scores from the British Council, IDP or Cambridge.
From signup to score
Create an account, confirm your email with the activation link, then wait for Hawthorn to approve your application.
Your dashboard lists available tests and when you can start. Open the exam lobby when the window opens.
Listening → Reading → Writing → Speaking. Answers save as you go; section timers keep the pacing honest.
After marking and publish — or AI Instant release — open Results for bands, feedback and next steps.
Why use this portal
Section timers, play-once Listening audio, and CBT navigation train the habits you need on test day — not just knowing the answers.
Assignments, Speaking bookings, notifications and published results live on your dashboard — no scattered links or paper booklets.
Writing and Speaking are marked by academy teachers using IELTS criteria. Scores are released when Hawthorn publishes them.
Band scores plus teacher comments — and on AI Instant, a structured improvement report — so each mock ends with a clear next step.
Live examiner, recorded CBT, or AI conversation — match the practice format to your schedule and your mock’s settings.
Accounts are approved by Hawthorn. Your work is tied to your candidate profile. Privacy and terms are always linked in the footer.
Register for a student account, activate your email, and wait for Hawthorn to approve you. Then sign in and open your assigned mocks.
