IELTS practice & coaching

Writing

Task 1 overviews and data selection, Task 2 task response, coherence, vocabulary and grammar.

Practice only; no IELTS scoring.

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Find your focus

A typical focus area, not a diagnosis, not a band prediction.

Optional questions. No sign-up, sound or saving; your answers stay in this page.

Which writing task challenges you most?
What makes writing difficult?
What feedback do you want from teachers?

Diagnose → Practise → With a teacher

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With a teacher

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.

Practise

Self-study

Task 2 self-study ladder

Seven lessons on positions, reasons, counterarguments and timed writing.

What you get: Structured Task 2 practice

Sample coming

Work with a teacher

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IELTS test format

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

Jurassic teaching method

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.

Our Writing curriculum

Writing Reasoning-to-Revision

Curriculum →
  1. Diagnose
  2. Trace evidence
  3. Leverage a strength
  4. Practise
  5. New transfer
  6. Verify

Band guide: Writing

Band 4

Identify every instruction in the prompt

Band 4 →

Band 5

Select main features before supporting details

Band 5 →

Band 6

Connect a claim to a reason and illustration

Band 6 →

Band 7

Keep the position visible through the conclusion

Band 7 →

Band 8

Distinguish a genuine qualification from indecision

Band 8 →

Band 9

Check that every task requirement is satisfied

Band 9 →

Matching practice guides

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.

Frequently asked questions

Can I submit writing on this site?

No. There is no submission form or automatic Writing diagnostic in v1.

Does this cover Task 1 and Task 2?

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.

Are the examples real student work?

No. They are generic explanatory examples and carry no student score.

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