Writing Foundation
Understand IELTS writing criteria, timing, planning and the difference between a clear answer and a risky answer.
Find out what is keeping your Writing score down and learn exactly what you need to improve in Task 1 and Task 2.
If your Writing keeps getting 6 or 6.5, simply writing more essays may not fix the problem.
You need to know whether you are losing marks because of Task Response, Coherence and Cohesion, Lexical Resource or Grammatical Range and Accuracy—and what to do about it.
Understand IELTS writing criteria, timing, planning and the difference between a clear answer and a risky answer.
Build clear reports, overview sentences, comparisons, data language and process/map description skills.
Plan essays, answer the question directly, build paragraphs and develop arguments without memorised templates.
Improve sentence control, clauses, linking, accuracy and the grammar patterns students need most often.
Use precise academic vocabulary, collocations and topic language without forcing unnatural words into essays.
Submit writing, receive criterion-based feedback, rewrite with direction and track improvement over time.
For now, the teacher stays in control. Later, AI can help identify spelling, grammar, coherence and vocabulary issues while the teacher approves the feedback.
Students write without correction tools, then submit their answer for review.
Teachers can mark each IELTS criterion and give a clear next rewrite instruction.
Meet with a teacher for 15–20 minutes to discuss your current writing, target score and the most useful next step. There is no obligation to enrol.