
Discover how this 100% interactive course uses Pear Deck and a resource folder to enable real-time practice, with weekly writing tasks, quizzes, and games to build vocabulary and grammar.
Identify purpose and target readers to ensure correct register and formality in reports and proposals. Apply evaluative versus persuasive language and layout choices through exam-style practice.
Learn to distinguish reports and proposals, where reports recount past events with factual data and proposals persuade for future actions and funding.
Master persuasive proposal writing by using action verbs and adverbs, plus modal verbs, to urge readers to act; choose words like enhance, maximize, streamline, revitalize, accelerate, optimize.
Use reporting verbs to convey others' opinions in reports and proposals, and the language of persuasion, employing verbs like asserted, revealed, claimed, suggested, noted, and explained.
Learn to persuade in Cambridge C1 proposal by using pathos, ethos, and logos, employing emotive language, credibility, and logic to prompt reader action.
Explore semi-formal phrasal verbs for reports and proposals, including carry out, point out, work on, layout, and roll out, with examples to boost clarity and style.
Learn inversion as a core C1 grammar device for reports and proposals, using negative adverbial phrases to invert the auxiliary and subject in introductions and conclusions.
Explore passive forms for formal reports and proposals, avoiding personal pronouns and presenting recommendations, survey descriptions, and inverted conditionals with a practice worksheet.
Explain how the report and proposal differ in structure, including introductions, body paragraphs, and recommendations. Describe the proposal’s focus on the current situation and issues with possible solutions and persuasion.
Develop two report body paragraphs detailing points with statistics and reported opinions, assess accessibility and impact, plan with brainstorming, and include subheadings, participle and cleft sentences, and linking words.
Craft a recommendations paragraph that builds on identified problems, proposing solutions such as a 24/7 phone line, chat service, and updated pamphlets, followed by a conditional prediction.
Craft a persuasive recommendations paragraph for a proposal, presenting reasons and predictions to prompt reader action, using passive forms, inversions, and emotive language to support inclusivity and accessibility.
Master cohesive devices and linking words to connect ideas, create flow, and improve organization in reports, proposals, and essays.
Plan and craft persuasive proposals by following a content checklist, emphasizing communicative achievement, highlighting key points, and using ethos, pathos, logos, cohesive devices, and advanced grammar.
Discover extra Cambridge C1 resources, including an Android app for speaking practice with instant grammar and vocabulary corrections, hundreds of exam questions with feedback, plus Udemy courses and live lessons.
Get final exam day tips for the Cambridge C1 (CAE) report and proposal, including stress reduction, practical prep (ID, confirmation, water, snacks, stationery), and mindset for success.
Are you struggling to understand the difference between writing reports and proposals for the Cambridge C1 exam?
Do you find yourself staring blankly at the paper, unsure of what to write or which grammatical structures and vocabulary to use?
Have you been studying for a long time but feel like you're not making any progress?
If any of this sounds like you, this specially designed Cambridge C1 Report & Proposal Writing Course will help you write like a pro and pass the Cambridge C1 exam!
Course Overview: This comprehensive, 100% interactive video course is designed especially with you in mind. Taught by an experienced Cambridge Advanced instructor with over 10 years of expertise in preparing students for the Cambridge C1 exam, this course offers a structured learning path tailored to the official Cambridge C1 marking criteria. You'll no longer feel lost between the differences of reports and proposals as each module is clearly differentiated and explored in depth.
What You'll Get:
Interactive Learning Tools: Engage with the material through games focused on grammar, flashcards for expanding your vocabulary, and an interactive presentation that makes learning dynamic and fun.
Flexible Learning: Enjoy the freedom to learn at your own pace and on your own schedule. Whether early in the morning or late at night, our course is accessible whenever you are ready to learn.
Personalized Feedback: Submit your writing assignments within the course and receive personalized, detailed feedback from our expert teacher. This one-on-one coaching is crucial to refining your writing skills, enhancing your fluency, grammar, and vocabulary.
Results: With dedicated practice and guidance, you'll see noticeable improvements in your writing abilities, boosting your confidence to excel in the Cambridge C1 exam.
You'll Also Get:
- 3 hours of video lectures
-2 exam assignments
-grammar games
-vocabulary flashcards
-interactive presentation
-grammar quizzes
✓Learn step-by-step how to plan and organise a high-level C1 report & proposal
✓ Get easy-to-use tips to improve your writing and fluency
✓ Discover essential structures to keep your writing ordered and logical
✓ Change repetitive, boring writing into a top-scoring, engaging C1 report & proposal
✓ Learn the vital, complex grammar forms that examiners look for when they read your writing
✓ Get professional feedback on your writing and learn from your mistakes
✓Discover amazing apps and websites to help you study at home
This course will show how to build your writing skills from B2 level to C1 level and put those skills into practice in the exam.
By the end of this course, you’ll be able to write a top-scoring C1 report & proposal that will wow your examiner and help you get that C1 certificate.
Achieve success in your Cambridge C1 exam with a course that understands your struggles and is dedicated to turning your weaknesses into strengths. Enroll today and transform your preparation into an achievement!
Thanks for enrolling and I’ll see you in the course!
Hayley (course instructor)