The Ultimate IELTS Writing Course

The Ultimate IELTS Writing Course, available at $119.99, has an average rating of 4.8, with 64 lectures, based on 231 reviews, and has 2328 subscribers.

You will learn about How to write high-scoring Task 1 and Task 2 essays (both academic and General Training) Learn vocabulary and idiomatic expressions to increase your score Learn grammatical structures to impress the examiner Learn to improve coherence and cohesion score Practice everything that you learn with interactive activities and quizzes This course is ideal for individuals who are Everyone who is planning to take Academic or General Training IELTS test and wants to get a high score in the writing section It is particularly useful for Everyone who is planning to take Academic or General Training IELTS test and wants to get a high score in the writing section.

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Summary

Title: The Ultimate IELTS Writing Course

Price: $119.99

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 64

Number of Published Lectures: 64

Number of Curriculum Items: 64

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 64

Original Price: $119.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to write high-scoring Task 1 and Task 2 essays (both academic and General Training)
Learn vocabulary and idiomatic expressions to increase your score
Learn grammatical structures to impress the examiner
Learn to improve coherence and cohesion score
Practice everything that you learn with interactive activities and quizzes

Who Should Attend

Everyone who is planning to take Academic or General Training IELTS test and wants to get a high score in the writing section

Target Audiences

Everyone who is planning to take Academic or General Training IELTS test and wants to get a high score in the writing section

If you are aiming at 7 or higher in IELTS writing, this is the right course for you. There are many reasons why this comprehensive course is successful:

We believe that learning happens when you are doing something, not when you are listening to lectures. That’s why there are exercises and quizzes after every lesson that we teach. To access the quizzes and practice material, go to the Resources. How? If you are on a computer, you will see the resources in the list on the right of the screen. If you are on a mobile, tap on “more”, which is under the video, and you will see the “resources” on the list.
We don’t just focus on the structure of the essays! An examiner gives you 4 scores for 4 aspects of your writing: Task Achievement, Coherence and Cohesion, Vocabulary, and Grammar.We teach you all the 4 to make sure you get a high score.
The lessons and activities have been designed by IELTS professionals from Canada. They are college professors with decades of experience in IELTS.
The lessons are given in short videos. We have kept the videos short and to-the-point so that we can teach you important points quickly, without making you tired.
The words and idiomatic expressions that we teach are not random and from some book! They have been carefully selected by analyzing hundreds of successful essays.
We have planned what you should study each day. This way, you can make sure that you can prepare yourself on a schedule.
There are 3 courses in this package: Task 2 Essay, Academic Task 1, and General Training Task 1. So, no matter which module you take, we have you covered. Also, because your access to this course is lifetime, you can always come back if you need to prepare yourself for the other module.

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Course Introduction

Lecture 2: How do IELTS Examiners Mark my Writing?

Chapter 2: Task 2: Day 1

Lecture 1: Grammar Bite 1

Lecture 2: Understanding the Topic

Chapter 3: Task 2: Day 2

Lecture 1: Vocabulary

Lecture 2: Idiomatic Expressions 1

Chapter 4: Task 2: Day 3

Lecture 1: Grammar and Punctuation

Lecture 2: Idiomatic Expressions 2

Lecture 3: Grammar Bite 2

Chapter 5: Task 2: Day 4

Lecture 1: Coherence

Lecture 2: Idiomatic Expressions 3

Chapter 6: Task 2: Day 5

Lecture 1: Cohesion, Substitution, and Referencing

Lecture 2: Idiomatic Expressions 4

Chapter 7: Task 2: Day 6

Lecture 1: Referencing: A Closer Look

Chapter 8: Task 2: Day 7

Lecture 1: Types of Task 2 Topics

Lecture 2: Idiomatic Expressions 5

Chapter 9: Task 2: Day 8

Lecture 1: Planning

Lecture 2: Grammar Bite 3

Chapter 10: Task 2: Day 9

Lecture 1: Idiomatic Expressions 6

Chapter 11: Task 2: Day 10

Lecture 1: Position in the Essay

Lecture 2: Idiomatic Expressions 7

Lecture 3: Grammar Bite 4

Chapter 12: Task 2: Day 11

Lecture 1: Adequate Support

Chapter 13: Task 2: Day 12

Lecture 1: Write Along 1: Discussion Essay

Lecture 2: Idiomatic Expressions 8

Chapter 14: Task 2: Day 13

Lecture 1: Write Along 2: Advantage/Disadvantage Essay

Lecture 2: Grammar Bite 5

Chapter 15: Task 2: Day 14

Lecture 1: Write Along 3: Opinion Essay

Lecture 2: Idiomatic Expressions 9

Chapter 16: Task 2: Day 15

Lecture 1: Grammar Bite 6

Lecture 2: Idiomatic Expressions 10

Chapter 17: Task 2: Day 16

Lecture 1: Write Along 4: Problem/Solution Essay

Chapter 18: Task 2: Day 17

Lecture 1: Write Along 5: Two-Question Essay

Chapter 19: Task 2: Day 18

Lecture 1: Revision and Quiz

Chapter 20: Academic Task 1: Day 1

Lecture 1: How is my Task 1 Paper Marked?

Lecture 2: Graph Types

Lecture 3: Writing Introductions for Task 1

Chapter 21: Academic Task 1: Day 2

Lecture 1: Line Graphs: Verbs to Describe Trends

Chapter 22: Academic Task 1: Day 3

Lecture 1: Line Graphs: Phrases to Describe Trends

Chapter 23: Academic Task 1: Day 4

Lecture 1: Line Graphs: Which Trends Should be Described?

Chapter 24: Academic Task 1: Day 5

Lecture 1: Line Graphs: Combining Trends

Chapter 25: Academic Task 1: Day 6

Lecture 1: Writing Up the Line Graph

Chapter 26: Academic Task 1: Day 7

Lecture 1: Making Comparison in Bar/Pie Charts

Chapter 27: Academic Task 1: Day 8

Lecture 1: Punctuation

Chapter 28: Academic Task 1: Day 9

Lecture 1: How to Express Numbers

Chapter 29: Academic Task 1: Day 10

Lecture 1: Writing Up the Bar/Pie Chart

Chapter 30: Academic Task 1: Day 11

Lecture 1: Describing Tables

Chapter 31: Academic Task 1: Day 12

Lecture 1: Answering Diagram Questions

Chapter 32: Academic Task 1: Day 13

Lecture 1: Answering Map Questions

Chapter 33: General Training Task 1: Day 1

Lecture 1: Introduction to Letter Types

Lecture 2: Task Achievement

Lecture 3: Grammar Bite 1: Indirect Requests

Chapter 34: General Training Task 1: Day 2

Lecture 1: Informal Letters

Lecture 2: Making Requests

Chapter 35: General Training Task 1: Day 3

Lecture 1: Semi-Formal and Formal letters

Lecture 2: Making Invitations

Chapter 36: General Training Task 1: Day 4

Lecture 1: Coherence and Cohesion

Lecture 2: Making Suggestions / Recommendation

Chapter 37: General Training Task 1: Day 5

Lecture 1: Making Complaints

Lecture 2: Tone

Chapter 38: General Training Task 1: Day 6

Lecture 1: Thanking

Chapter 39: General Training Task 1: Day 7

Instructors

David Sani
PhD in ESL/EFL

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 2 votes
2 stars: 1 votes
3 stars: 6 votes
4 stars: 37 votes
5 stars: 185 votes

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