IELTS ACADEMIC WRITING TASK 1 COURSE (24 lessons)
Please note that this is a COURSE that follows a set syllabus and will involve a sequential step-by-step training in Academic Writing Task 1.
IT IS NOT A ONE-TIME WRITING PRACTICE LESSON.
You will learn how to:
- interpret charts, tables, graphs, diagrams
- describe trends
- summarise information
- compare and group information
- describe processes
You will receive homework and feedback for self-practice.
*Each IELTS Writing session = 50 minutes
IELTS GENERAL WRITING TASK 1 COURSE (12 lessons)
Please note that this is a COURSE that follows a set syllabus and will involve a sequential step-by-step training in General Writing Task 1.
IT IS NOT A ONE-TIME WRITING PRACTICE LESSON.
You will learn how to
- Plan your letter by studying the task and identifying the purpose of the letter
- Organise your points clearly and logically
- Clarify the purpose of your letter by explaining the situation concisely
- Begin and conclude your letter appropriately
- Communicate your message clearly by using the right tone
- Use appropriate vocabulary
- Choose the right language and expressions
You will receive homework and feedback for self-practice.
*Each IELTS Writing session = 50 minutes
IELTS WRITING TASK 2 COURSE (24 lessons)
Please note that this is a COURSE that follows a set syllabus and will involve a sequential step-by-step training in the IELTS writing test.
IT IS NOT A ONE-TIME WRITING PRACTICE LESSON.
You will learn how to:
- approach the task question
- plan your essay
- turn your ideas into written arguments
- link your ideas
- edit your essay
You will receive homework and feedback for self-practice.
*Each IELTS Writing session = 50 minutes
IELTS WRITING DISCUSSION (Single session)
This session is for candidates who do not want to follow a step-by-step approach but would like to go through writing that has already been prepared or would like detailed examiner feedback on their scripts.
You will receive
- detailed commentary and feedback on your writing measured against the four assessment criteria:
- suggestions on re-working your script
- a link to your session recording for self-review
- an e-mail copy of your writing feedback
*Each IELTS Writing Discussion session = 50 minutes