Complete IELTS Writing Course: IELTS Writing Made Simpler

Name: Complete IELTS Writing Course: IELTS Writing Made Simpler
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Complete training IELTS writing with practical videos to study real task 1 & task 2 examples for IELTS preparation

Created byBarry Leach M.A.

Last updated 9/2025

English

What you'll learn

IELTS Academic Writing task 1
IELTS Writing task 2
IELTS General Training Writing Task 1
IELTS writing exam strategies
IELTS academic and general training
IELTS preparation
Complex sentences
IELTS grammar
IELTS vocabulary
linking words for essays
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Course content

15 sections • 96 lectures • 10h 1m total length

Introduction4:13

Academic task 1 - introduction4:07
Academic task 1 - choosing content5:45
Specialised vocabulary - upwards and downwards movements7:42
Specialised vocabulary - other movements4:34
Specialised vocabulary - adjectives and adverbs4:45
Master specialized vocabulary for adjectives and adverbs to describe speed and the size of changes, with examples and practice from IELTS writing tasks.
Specialised vocabulary - dealing with numbers and dates4:30
Structure - overview of structure3:38
Structure - introduction of example one2:38
Structure - introduction of example two6:12
Structure - paragraph two of example one3:25
Structure - paragraph two of example two2:04
Analyzes oil production data, noting Saudi Arabia’s higher figures, Qatar’s lowest, and Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, and UAE’s similar, rising figures over time, while illustrating how to use complex sentences.
Structure - paragraph three of example one4:39
Learn to craft paragraph three (and four if needed) by highlighting major differences, data crossovers, and three or four key points with numerical data across time.
Structure - paragraphs three and four of example two4:41
structure - process diagrams - overview5:23
structure - process diagrams - planning example one5:46
structure - process diagrams - writing example one3:12
structure - process diagrams - example two7:58

How to use this section1:25
Academic task 1 - line graph 19:25
Study the line graph to compare weekly meat consumption trends: chicken rises while lamb and beef decline, fish stays low, and chicken surpasses beef as lamb falls.
Academic task 1 - line graph 28:46
Analyze a line graph of migration from the countryside to cities, noting cumulative figures, not yearly data. Use introductions, overviews, and details with extrapolations and past perfect.
Academic task 1 - bar chart 19:56
Academic task 1 - bar chart 29:15
Academic task 1 - pie chart 18:51
Academic task 1 - pie chart 29:33
Academic task 1 - table 19:53
Academic task 1 - table 28:39
Academic task 1 - mixed 17:38
Academic task 1 - mixed 28:51
Academic task 1 - process diagram 16:57
Academic task 1 - process diagram 27:15
Example video feedback24:18

General training task 1 - vocabulary and grammar9:56
General training task 1 - content and structure - Introduction3:05
Master the general training task 1 letter by applying a three-point structure across three paragraphs, starting with a dear greeting, and avoiding addresses, dates, and p.s.
General training task 1 - content and structure - example 110:42
General training task 1 - content and structure - example 28:34
Learn to craft a general training task 1 response by describing the situation with added details and paraphrasing. The lecture outlines paragraph structure, brainstorming reasons, and proposing alternatives.
General training task 1 - content and structure - example 36:02
Explore general training task 1 content and structure through example 3, detailing an informal letter that offers hosting options, site recommendations, and packing advice for a visiting friend.

Model letter questions sheets0:05
First look at the "all questions" file. Then write your answers before watching the videos to see how I wrote the letters.
General training task 1 - Model letter 16:26
Learn to craft a GT Task 1 model letter by paraphrasing the prompt, stating the purpose, and using formal language to express concerns with 'I respectfully request' and 'furnish information'.
General training task 1 - Model letter 24:58
General training task 1 - Model letter 36:09
General training task 1 - Model letter 47:54
General training task 1 - Model letter 55:53
Demonstrates writing model letter five for general training task 1 within a fixed scenario, using proper greeting, relative clauses, and indirect questions.
Example video feedback16:34
Extra questions for practice0:02
These are extra questions for you to do on your own

Requirements

B2 English or very strong B1, B1+ English
Intermediate English

Description

IELTS writing involves putting high-level tactics to good use for IELTS preparation. In this course, you will learn many many of those. Learn easy-to-follow strategies to attain a score of 7 or higher in your IELTS preparation for both the general training and academic modules.

Learn to avoid the common mistakes students make during their IELTS preparation.
Learn simple brainstorming tactics so that you may generate quality ideas very quickly under exam conditions.
Develop your analytical skills to vastly improve your writing.
Gain confidence by developing time-saving skills.
Discover what IELTS examiners are looking for when they grade answers, so that you may give fully developed paragraphs which will impress the examiners.
Learn a multitude of linking phrases, their meanings, usage and grammar, to improve the flow and cohesion of your writing.
Learn how to organize your ideas to write an IELTS essay in a logical and meaningful way.
Learn a very wide selection of specialist IELTS vocabulary in order to perform well in the graph summary (IELTS task 1 academic).
Understand the different registers and styles of writing letters in English (IELTS task 1 general training).
Learn how to make complex sentences that will greatly improve your grammar, thereby increasing your score.

What does this course contain?

Many real question examples from past exams
Model answers to the questions (written by the instructor) for all the different types of writing tasks that you may encounter.
Practice for linking phrases with an answer key and a summary sheet to aid you in your IELTS preparation.
Videos that closely analyze each model answer (task 1 and task 2) so that you may learn why each part of the essay was written like that.
Downloadable PDF files with all model answers.

You will learn everything you need to know to easily write fantastic IELTS writing task 1 and task 2 answers. You can also ask whatever questions you have on the forum.

Who this course is for:

Students who want to study at a foreign university
People who want to emigrate to Canada, the UK, Australia, or New Zealand
People who want a job in an international company

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Introduction1 lecture • 4min

AI and IELTS1 lecture • 4min

Linking words/phrases7 lectures • 36min

Grammar for IELTS8 lectures • 45min

Planning and checking2 lectures • 7min

Task 1 - rubric - How the examiner gives points1 lecture • 10min

Task 1 - Academic17 lectures • 1hr 21min

Academic task 1 - Model Essays14 lectures • 2hr 11min

Task 1 - General Training5 lectures • 38min

General training task 1 - Model letters8 lectures • 48min

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