Task 2 essay review
A teacher reads one essay and identifies a strength and priorities.
What you get: One strength and three ranked priorities by email or Zalo
Sample coming
Your teacher is confirmed when you book.
IELTS practice & coaching
Task 1 overviews and data selection, Task 2 task response, coherence, vocabulary and grammar.
Practice only; no IELTS scoring.
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A teacher reads one essay and identifies a strength and priorities.
What you get: One strength and three ranked priorities by email or Zalo
Sample coming
Your teacher is confirmed when you book.
Seven lessons on positions, reasons, counterarguments and timed writing.
What you get: Structured Task 2 practice
Sample coming
Writing requires at least 150 words for Task 1 and 250 for Task 2. Task 2 carries twice the weight. Academic Task 1 describes visual information; General Training Task 1 is a letter.
ielts.org source · checked 5 Nov 2026
ielts.org source · checked 5 Nov 2026
Analyze, Evaluate, Justify through Claim, Evidence, Interpretation, Warrant, then Reflect. Work on one criterion at a time, revise, and try a new prompt. Task 2 alone is not a Writing result; Academic and General Training tasks stay separate.
Writing Reasoning-to-Revision
Curriculum →Identify every instruction in the prompt
Band 4 →Select main features before supporting details
Band 5 →Connect a claim to a reason and illustration
Band 6 →Keep the position visible through the conclusion
Band 7 →Distinguish a genuine qualification from indecision
Band 8 →Check that every task requirement is satisfied
Band 9 →Start with the existing Task 2 Writing Ladder product page. A Writing diagnostic is coming soon. The examples in this guide are generic review prompts, not extracts from a real student or a scored assessment.
Keep the original and revised paragraph beside each other. Explain what changed and why, then try the same approach on a different prompt. Ask your teacher about a specific unresolved question instead of relying on a practice estimate as a final score.
No. There is no submission form or automatic Writing diagnostic in v1.
The guide includes Academic Task 1 overview and data selection, a letter-tone review prompt and Task 2 development. Check the linked pack for its specific scope.
No. They are generic explanatory examples and carry no student score.