What you'll learn
Writing is where most students lose the most marks — and where a clear method helps fastest. This course breaks every task into a structure you can reuse under time pressure, with model paragraphs you can adapt to any topic.
- IELTS Task 1: describing graphs, charts, maps & processes
- IELTS Task 2: the 4 essay types and a paragraph plan for each
- PTE: Summarize Written Text & Write Essay templates
- Cohesion: linking ideas without overusing connectors
- Band-9 model answers you can learn from
Course syllabus
- How writing is scored (the 4 criteria)FREE SAMPLE
- IELTS Task 1 — overview & body structure🔒 Premium
- IELTS Task 1 — process & map questions🔒 Premium
- IELTS Task 2 — opinion & discussion essays🔒 Premium
- IELTS Task 2 — problem/solution & two-part🔒 Premium
- PTE — Summarize Written Text (one sentence)🔒 Premium
- PTE — Write Essay template🔒 Premium
- Editing: catch the errors that cost bands🔒 Premium
- Band-9 model bank🔒 Premium
Free sample · How writing is scored (the 4 criteria)
IELTS Writing is marked on four equal criteria: Task Achievement (did you answer fully?), Coherence & Cohesion (is it organised and linked?), Lexical Resource (vocabulary), and Grammatical Range & Accuracy. Your band is the average.
Why people plateau at 6.5: usually not vocabulary — it's Task Achievement (not answering every part) and Coherence (paragraphs without a clear central idea). Fix those two first.
Every body paragraph should have one clear topic sentence, then explanation, then a specific example. Examiners scan for that shape.
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