NAATI CCL · PASS = 5 MIGRATION POINTS

Fail once, and it's another $814.
Find out how far off you are — first.

Record one real exam segment. The AI examiner marks it line by line in red pen — what you left out, what it costs you, how far you still are from 63. The same standard a real examiner uses.

Miss it and you hand over $814 again, then wait out another test cycle. This one segment costs you nothing.

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No sign-up · 50 languages ready right now · audio read at exam speed

2,241 exam-spec dialogues
50 languages · the widest coverage in Australia
72,000 clips at exam speed
Line-by-line marking · predicted score · published error

Three steps, ten minutes

Don't buy a course. Find out where you stand.

Most people only learn how far off they were after the exam. We move that to before it.

01

Pick your language

50 languages, ready now. Click in and you get real dialogues in that language — not an English sample.

02

Listen once, then speak

The audio runs at exam speed, one pass only. Just like the real room: it stops, you talk.

03

Get the red-pen report

Sixty seconds later: what you dropped, what it cost, your predicted total, and what to drill next.

Why trust this score

The same deduction logic a real examiner uses

NAATI publishes its assessment framework: did the information transfer, is the language up to standard. We don't invent a standard — we check line by line against theirs, and we publish our own margin of error.

Your predicted score61.5 / 90
Pass mark 631.5 short ≈ one dropped piece of information
Information

Dropped / added / altered

Line against line, every unit that had to transfer is judged on its own — not lumped into one impression mark.

Language

Word choice · grammar · register

Sounding too casual where the setting is formal costs you marks too. This is the category people never catch in themselves.

Calibration

Corrected by real results

Students send back their real test results; we correct the prediction model against them and publish the average error.

Coverage

50 languages you can train in — of the 55 NAATI sits

Nepali, Punjabi, Sinhala — the big cohorts almost nobody builds for properly. Every language here comes as complete dialogues plus audio at exam speed, not a few pages of PDF.

See the full 55-language coverage table →

Do the maths first

What this exam actually asks of you

Test fee$814
Pass mark63 out of 90
Once you pass+5 points on skilled migration
FormatTwo dialogues, 12–14 segments each, no segment over 35 words — one listen, then you speak
If you don't passPay again, rebook, and usually wait out another test cycle

Official figures at the time of writing; always confirm at naati.com.au.

Pricing

Pay for certainty, nothing else

The free tier isn't a trial — one genuinely marked dialogue a day is enough to see exactly where you stand.

FREE

$0
  • Browse every dialogue in all 50 languages
  • 1 full dialogue really AI-marked every day
  • Exam hard facts and word lists
Start now

90-DAY SPRINT

$99 / 90 days
  • 40 fully marked dialogues a day — every segment, in red pen
  • Full mock exams · exam conditions
  • Predicted score and weak-spot list
  • 7-day sprint plan

GREEN-LIGHT GUARANTEE

$199
  • Everything in Sprint
  • Green light on and you still don't pass: keep training free until you do
  • Renewed for the next test cycle, on terms published in the open

One resit = $814 plus another test cycle. $99 buys you this: train until the light turns green — then hand over the $814.

FAQ

The three we get asked most

Is the AI's mark the same as a real examiner's?

We check line by line against NAATI's published framework: every piece of information in the source is credited by how much of it survived in what you actually said. The score is our own model's estimate, not a NAATI result. The transcript stays on screen the whole time; if you think a line was marked wrong, you can see exactly which words it was judged on. How far our estimate sits from real exam scores will be published on the calibration page as students send their results back.

Will the dialogues repeat? What if I finish them?

2,241 dialogues covering all twelve official areas — more than enough to last you to exam day. The system keeps pushing new ones based on your weak spots: finish one round and the next is built from wherever you lose marks.

Is my language here?

50 languages are ready to train in right now, and we list all 55 that NAATI sits, one by one, so you can see exactly where yours stands. See the coverage table →

Spend ten minutes now, not another $814

No sign-up. Record one segment and see exactly where the red pen lands.

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