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Free Interview English Test

Pick your role, then take a 20-question grammar test on real interview sentences. Right answers get confetti. At the end you get a grammar score, an estimated CEFR band, and a clear list of what to improve — not an accent score.

Step 1

Choose your role

The test uses interview sentences for that role.

Tech

Business side

How the test works

  1. 1.Pick your role

    Tech, product, marketing, and more. The test uses interview sentences that match your role.

  2. 2.Pick the right sentence

    20 real interview lines. Tense, I vs we, a result with a number, for vs since, and a clean claim. One option is correct English.

  3. 3.Get your score + CEFR band

    Grammar score, estimated CEFR, what to improve. Not IELTS. Not accent. See an estimated CEFR band (e.g. B2) plus which grammar gaps to fix before the real interview.

Interview English is not IELTS

Panels score whether you sound clear on ownership, tense, and results. This test gives an estimated CEFR band from interview grammar — useful for prep, not a formal exam certificate.

FAQ

Questions

Interviewers follow your tenses, whether you say I plus a result, and whether role sentences are clear. This test checks those sentences and gives a grammar score plus an estimated CEFR band.

No. It is not IELTS and not a certified CEFR exam. It estimates a CEFR band (A2–C2) from your first-try answers on 20 interview grammar questions.

No. You only pick sentences. Wrong answers say try again. Right answers celebrate — then you get a score.

About ten to twelve minutes. Pick a role, answer 20 questions, then see your grammar score, CEFR band, and improvement list.

More questions? Email us at contact@mocklyenglish.com.

After you finish: tell me about yourself · think out loud · STAR method

Quick answer

Twelve sentences from real interview answers. Pick the correct English: still-in-the-job vs I-left, I vs we, a result with a number, for vs since. You get four scores and the lines you missed — not an IELTS band.