👩 Writing in IELTS isn’t just about knowing grammar or having a big vocabulary — it’s about using everything effectively on paper. That’s exactly what Vladimir learned.
📌Before the course, Vladimir knew the basics:
🔵Letters could be formal, semi-formal, or informal
🔵Essays had an introduction, main body, and conclusion
But the details were tricky:
➡️ Letters can have different purposes — complaints, suggestions, requests — and each has its own rules
➡️ Essays have six main types (Opinion, Problem-Solution, Advantages-Disadvantages, Discussion, etc.), and structure, arguments, and linking phrases vary depending on the type
🦉 Without understanding these differences, getting high scores in Task Achievement and Coherence & Cohesion is nearly impossible.
☑️ Our two-part system:
1️⃣ Self-study platform:
🔵Step-by-step breakdowns of every essay and letter type.
🔵“Golden rules” for planning and paragraph structure.
🔵Practice embedding advanced vocabulary and phrasal verbs naturally.
🔵Stylistic guides: how to sound formal without being robotic, friendly without being sloppy.
2️⃣ Teacher-led sessions:
🔵Real-time essay corrections — not just “here’s a mistake,” but “here’s why and how to fix it.”
🔵Exam simulations under time pressure → building calm under stress.
🔵Targeted drills on weak spots (transitions, argument development, task response).
💬 Result: Vladimir passed IELTS Writing on 7.0, confidently confirming the level of C1
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