Does accent affect Versant scores?

Accent itself doesn't lower Versant scores. What matters is clarity, pronunciation, and rhythm. Our AI practice helps you improve these specific areas regardless of your accent.

Can non-native speakers improve their pronunciation?

Yes. With targeted practice focusing on word stress, rhythm, and clarity, non-native speakers can improve their Versant scores regardless of their first language.

How is the Versant test scored?

Versant scores (10-90) are based on pronunciation, fluency, vocabulary, and sentence mastery. Our app breaks down each component and provides targeted practice for all six test parts.

What Versant test parts does the app cover?

Our app covers all six Versant test parts: Part A (Short Answers), Part B (Sentence Repetition), Part C (Conversation Questions), Part D (Passage Questions), Part E (Story Retelling), and Part F (Open Response).

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Versant Pro Trainer dashboard showing progress, streaks and all six test parts

Work through all six Versant parts, get AI feedback on your responses, identify your weaknesses, and track your progress as you prepare for test day.

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Real Question Formats

Understand all six parts of the test so there are no surprises

Practical Techniques

Learn how to speak fluently, answer accurately, and avoid common mistakes

Realistic Test Simulations

Practice under real test conditions with interactive exercises & mock tests

AI-Powered Feedback

Get detailed analysis on every response you record

What You'll Learn

Understand every section and practise the skills each one tests

Part A: Short Answers

Listen to a question and give a short spoken answer
Practise answering quickly and clearly under time pressure
Build faster recall with realistic practice questions

Part B: Sentence Repetition

Listen and repeat the sentence exactly as you heard it
Catch the small words, contractions and linking that are easy to miss
See which words you dropped or mispronounced after every attempt

Part C: Conversations

Listen to a short conversation and answer the question
Identify the key information and answer concisely
Practise with natural, everyday English scenarios

Part D: Passage Comprehension

Listen to a longer passage and answer a question about it
Catch the details that matter — names, places, events
Use inference when the answer is not stated directly

Part E: Passage Retelling

Listen to a passage and retell it in your own words within the time limit
Use the Characters → Setting → Actions → Outcome framework
Compare your retelling with the model answer to find what you missed

Story Retelling tips →

Part F: Opinions

Listen to a question and give a developed opinion under time pressure
Learn the PREP method (Point – Reason – Example – Point) for structured answers
Get feedback on clarity, fluency, and how well your answer is developed

See Exactly What to Work on Next

After every response you get a review that shows what you said, how it sounded, and where you can improve

Read a transcript of what you actually said and listen back to your recording
See which words you mispronounced, dropped, or added
Compare your answer with a model response
Get scores for pronunciation, fluency, prosody, and content
Track your progress over time, part by part

Reviewing AI feedback results on the Kōjō results screen

See Whether Your Practice Is Paying Off

Track results, not just practice time

Watch your scores trend over time on a graph
Break performance down part by part to pinpoint weaknesses
Practice history and streak records keep you consistent
A readiness indicator shows how prepared you are for test day

Versant Pro Trainer progress screen — streaks, per-part scores, and practice history

Full Mock Tests — A Different Challenge Each Time

When you are ready, sit a full mock test built from our own item library. Every mock draws a different set of questions, so you are practising the skill — not memorising the answers.

Mock tests are independently developed by Kōjō Academy and are not official Pearson test forms.

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What a Practice Token buys

Practice	Tokens
Part A Express (4 questions)	1
Part A Full (8 questions)	2
Part B (4 / 8 / 12 / 16 sentences)	1 / 2 / 3 / 4
Part C (2 / 4 / 6 conversations)	2 / 3 / 4
Part D (1 / 2 passages)	2 / 4
Part E (1 / 2 retells)	2 / 4
Part F (1 / 2 questions)	2 / 4
Pronunciation Dojo (per script)	2
Full mock test (40 questions)	20