Do you need to improve your Writing Task 2 score but don’t know where to start?
This unique lesson will give you a free document that will guide you through our 8 steps to Task 2 Success.
Before you get started, let me introduce you to Chris – founder of IELTS Advantage and a firm believer of ‘keeping it simple’:
With the aid of the IELTS Advantage team, Chris has read, corrected and returned over 10,000+ IELTS essays over the past 11 years, helping thousands of students get the scores they need.
The experience that Chris has gained over the years has given our team an elaborate insight into the key features that make up a high-scoring Task 2 essay – the bulk of which makes up our Writing Academy online course.
However, we know that our course isn’t an option for everyone.
This is why we have created the following strategic document. Inside it, we condense the key lessons that we’ve learned from correcting 10,000+ IELTS essays into 8 steps to Writing Task 2 success.
I know that this strategy will be a very powerful weapon in the hands of a driven individual that is ready to learn from their mistakes and invest the time and energy required of them. I sincerely hope that you read it, take action and finally get the scores you need to put the IELTS exam behind you.
The goal of this presentation is to show you how Task 2 success isn’t the result of good luck, ability or examiners’ bias. Writing Task 2 success is simply a case of taking the steps required to give the examiner what they need.
Do you agree?
Let me know what you think of it in the comments below.
Alternatively, if you need advice on your IELTS preparation, we’d love to hear from you. We have a range of courses designed to help you get the score you need. Email us at chris@ieltsadvantage.com – we’re always happy to help.
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Hi Ruth,
I would like to get 7 in IELTS General writing. I appeared twice and got 6.5 both the time. My next test date is 6th Sept. 2019 and would like to achieve the score I intend. Please let me know if you have writing course and some feedback sessions. I need the help only in writing section.
Hi Nilesh, great to hear from you. I’m happy to give you the support you need. For faster replies from me and the team, you can email us at chris@ieltsadvantage.com and we’ll tell you about our VIP Writing Course with feedback sessions from IELTS experts.
Hello Ruth, I appeared twice for IELTS general exam but I got disappointed and scored only 6.5 . I should get 8 for listening and 7 for other modules. It would be helpful if you reply to this.
I’m sorry to hear that! In my experience, IELTS writing is one of the most challenging parts of the exam, so please don’t feel discouraged. If you send an email at chris@ieltsadvantage.com, either myself or another member of the team will give you the support and resources you need to get it right next time.
`hi Ruth, I have written IELTS exam once but I was disappointed with the result i got and I hope to get necessary assistance from you as regards my writing and reading aspects of the exam… Hoping to get a response soon
I’m sorry to hear that! Don’t worry, we’re happy to help you out. Just send us an email and either myself or another member of the team will give you the support you need as soon as we can. Here’s the email address: chris@ieltsadvantage.com
Hi Ruth, I’ve written ielts 5 times now but always get 6.5 in writing while i get 9 and 8, 8.5 in the other three. i have followed all the tips i get online and practised on different essays but nothing seem to be working. I’m getting frustrated and need help cos I’m already running out of caah and time
Hi Chenelle, thanks for your comment. Have you received feedback from an IELTS professional? In my experience, this is the most effective method of pinpointing exactly where you are losing marks in the IELTS exam.
how to get feedbacks i have scored 7.5,,7.5,7.5,7.5, and 6.5 for writing in the last test,
i want a better score in writing and the problem is i am not able to afford any tutor or pay fee as my financial situation is bad
Hi there, I would suggest analysing your budget and seeing whether you can spare enough money for even a single essay correction or feedback session. The reason being that it is far more expensive to fail the writing exam than it is to seek input from an IELTS expert who can tell you exactly what you need to do to improve your score.