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Learn what the four IELTS Task 2 marking criteria actually reward and what separates a Band 5 from a Band 7 — so you stop guessing and start writing to the rubric.

Before you write a single word, learn exactly what Task 2 is graded on — and why intermediate essays plateau at 6.

How Task 2 Is Actually Scored

Recognise all five IELTS Task 2 question types on sight and learn the paragraph structure that fits each — so you never start an essay unsure of its shape.

Almost every Task 2 prompt is one of five types. Learn to name the type in seconds and reach for the right structure automatically.

Decode the Question — The Five Essay Types

The repeatable four-paragraph method for a Band-7 essay — thesis and topic sentences, developing ideas with Point-Explain-Example, tight introductions and conclusions, and the cohesion, vocabulary and grammar moves that lift an intermediate essay.

A four-paragraph blueprint, a way to say your answer up front, a formula for developing ideas, and the language habits that separate a 6 from a 7.

Plan, Structure and Write a Band-7 Essay

Put the method to work: how to practise Task 2 under exam time, a scored interactive that walks you through the real essay decisions, and a band-descriptor self-check to use on every essay from now on.

A scored, interactive practice that walks you through a real Task 2 essay decision by decision — plus the self-check that turns every future essay into deliberate practice.

Practice and Self-Assess

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A focused, practice-driven course that takes intermediate learners from "I don't know what they want" to a repeatable Band-7 method for IELTS Writing Task 2 — decoding the question, structuring the essay, and self-assessing against the real marking criteria.

IELTS Writing Task 2 is worth two-thirds of your Writing band, yet most intermediate candidates lose marks not because their English is weak, but because no one showed them exactly what the four marking criteria reward. This course fixes that.

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