IELTS Academic Writing - A Quick Guide to Score 7+

A quick guide to understand the writing structure of Tasks 1 and 2, and the marking criteria used for awarding bands
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Understand various types of Writing Tasks
Understand the marking criteria to score higher in the IELTS exam
Understand the writing process to structure Writing Task 1 (Visual Representation) and Task 2 (Essay)
Understand and implement simple and useful strategies to achieve 7+ in the exam
Requirements
Ability to listen, read and write English at intermediate level.
Description
This short course has been created to guide IELTS Test Takers to focus on the key points necessary to score well in the exam. While the candidates aiming to achieve a high score with their first attempt will benefit from the relevant knowledge provided in the course, the candidates aiming to improve their writing score will be able to identify the learning gaps. They will learn how to use their strengths to the best of their benefit. In this course, IELTS candidates will learn about the format of the IELTS test, the various types of Writing Tasks 1 & 2, the writing process to present a well- structured writing piece, and the marking criteria used by IELTS examiners to award a score/band. Understanding the above topics helps candidates write with confidence in the exam. It is a useful guide for test takers who do not have much time for taking IELTS preparation courses. You will know all you need to know to score 7+ in the IELTS Academic Writing exam.The course is presented in simple language for the benefit of learners at a Beginner/Intermediate level of English. Please remember this is not an English Writing course, but an IELTS Writing test preparation course for ESL learners. The course has been designed specifically considering the needs of various learners whose first language is not English.
Who this course is for
IELTS Academic Test candidates aiming for 7+ in the IELTS exam.
IELTS candidates aiming to improve their writing score.
IELTS candidates requiring a quick guide 24 hours to 48 hours before writing the exam. Write with confidence!
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