IELTS questions reported in September 2026
The IELTS Speaking questions candidates reported sitting in the first week of September 2026, with the wording as the reporters gave it, the dates each set was seen on, and an answer plan for every one. Writing tasks from this month are still coming in and will be added as they can be dated and attributed.
Last checked 6 September 2026
These are candidate recalls. These are questions reported by test-takers after their exams, not official or leaked IELTS material. Wording varies by test version, location and memory. Use them for timed practice — never as a prediction of what you will be asked.
Speaking Part 1
Speaking Part 2
Also named in September 2026 compilations
These cue cards were listed in candidate compilations without enough detail to reconstruct the bullets or the Part 3 questions. We list them so the record is complete, but we will not build a page around a title with nothing behind it.
- IELTS Speaking Part 3: Business, success and the environment (reported 09/01, no cue card attached)
- IELTS Speaking Part 3: Photography and social media (reported 09/01, no cue card attached)
- IELTS Speaking Part 3: Generations and older people (reported 09/01, no cue card attached)
- IELTS Speaking Part 3: Happiness and mood (reported 09/04, no cue card attached)
- IELTS Speaking Part 3: News sources and reliability (reported 09/02, no cue card attached)
- Writing Task 1: UK steel industry demand, 1970-2000 (line graphs; the figures were not reported)
- Writing Task 2: electronic devices for reading versus printed books (no wording reported)
- Writing Task 2: newspapers and their influence on society (topic only; no candidate quoted the prompt)
- Writing Task 1 (General Training): a letter to the local council about a road issue outside your house
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