Master IELTS Academic
Writing — Task 1 & Task 2
Study all seven Task 1 visual types and all five Task 2 essay genres. Practice with guided paragraph exercises, then sit a real writing task graded instantly by AI with a full IELTS band score on every criterion.
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How the Course Works
Three phases per module — learn, practise, then prove it under real exam conditions.
Learn Model Responses
Each module opens with an annotated model answer broken into colour-coded paragraph segments — introduction, overview, and body paragraphs — with commentary explaining every strategic choice.
Apply: Guided Paragraph Exercises
Write individual paragraphs with scaffolded prompts that point you to the right structure, language, and data to include. You progress only when all boxes are meaningfully completed.
Test: Get Your IELTS Band Score
Write a full Task 1 or Task 2 response to an unseen prompt. Our AI evaluator scores you on all four IELTS criteria (Task Achievement/Response, Coherence & Cohesion, Lexical Resource, Grammatical Range & Accuracy) and returns a band score from 1 to 9.
What You Will Gain
Practical, transferable writing skills — not just exam tricks.
All 7 Task 1 Visual Types
Bar charts, line graphs, pie charts, tables, processes, maps, and mixed diagrams — each with its own structure and language register.
All 5 Task 2 Essay Genres
Opinion, discussion, problem-solution, advantages-disadvantages, and two-part questions — mastered with repeatable paragraph templates.
IELTS Band 1–9 Scoring
Receive a score on all four official IELTS writing criteria after every module test, with specific suggestions for improvement on each.
Model Paragraphs
Each AI assessment returns a model paragraph or sentence-level revision showing exactly how your writing could be improved.
Academic Vocabulary Bank
Every module teaches the specific lexical sets and collocations examiners reward — from trend vocabulary to discursive markers.
Course Certificate
Complete all 12 modules with a band average of 6.0 or higher and receive a verifiable course completion certificate.
Writing Task 1 — Visual Types (Modules 1–7)
In Task 1 you summarise visual data in at least 150 words. You must include an overview and will never express opinions.
Bar & Column Charts
Compare categories across groups. Use overview to name the dominant category and biggest contrast.
Line Graphs
Describe trends over time. Master rise/fall vocabulary and identify peaks, troughs, and plateaus.
Pie Charts
Group proportions. Compare two pies side-by-side and highlight the biggest share or shift.
Tables
Select the most notable rows and columns. Never reproduce every figure — interpret selectively.
Process Diagrams
Sequence stages in the passive voice. Use "is heated", "are transported", "undergoes" naturally.
Map Comparisons
Describe what was built, demolished, or relocated. "was replaced by / remained unchanged / was constructed".
Mixed Diagrams
Link two different visual types in a single response with a joint overview and cross-referencing sentences.
Writing Task 2 — Essay Types (Modules 8–12)
In Task 2 you write an academic essay of at least 250 words. Your position must be clear, consistent, and supported with examples.
Opinion Essays
State, defend, and maintain one clear position throughout a four-paragraph argument.
Discussion Essays
Present both views fairly, then conclude with your own stance.
Problem & Solution
Diagnose causes with specifics, then propose realistic solutions with mechanisms.
Advantages & Disadvantages
Balance both sides and weigh them in your conclusion.
Two-Part Questions
Dedicate one full paragraph to answering each of the two separate questions.
Understanding Your IELTS Band Score
Every test submission returns a band score from 1 to 9 on each official criterion. A score of 6.0+ unlocks the next module.
Very limited Band 4
Limited Band 5
Modest Band 6 ✓
Competent Band 7
Good Band 8
Very good Band 9
Expert
📋 This course requires Band 6.0 to pass each module — the standard for a professional or university-entry IELTS result.
12-Module Curriculum
Writing Task 1 — Modules 1–7
Bar & Column Charts
Compare categories across groups with specific figures and overview statement
Line Graphs
Describe trends over time — identify peaks, troughs, and sustained patterns
Pie Charts
Group proportions and highlight the most significant share or change
Tables
Select the most significant rows and columns — avoid listing every cell
Process Diagrams
Sequence stages with passive voice and linking adverbs
Map Comparisons
Describe what was added, removed, or unchanged using locative language
Mixed Diagrams
Address both diagrams and link them in the overview and conclusion
Writing Task 2 — Modules 8–12
Opinion Essays
State your position in the introduction and defend it throughout
Discussion Essays
Present both sides fairly before concluding with your own view
Problem & Solution
Match each problem with a specific, well-developed solution
Advantages & Disadvantages
Give equal weight to both sides and state your net judgement in the conclusion
Two-Part Questions
Answer both questions with equal depth — one dedicated paragraph each
Ready to Achieve Your Writing Band Goal?
Start with Module 1 — Bar & Column Charts — and work through every question type at your own pace. Your AI writing examiner is waiting.
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