IELTS Academic Writing Course for Teachers - All Graphs + Essays - February 2024 Live Zoom Sessions

Oct 1, 2026

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IELTS Academic Writing course for teachers covering Writing Task 1 graphs and Writing Task 2 essays through 13 online units plus three live Zoom sessions in February 2024 (15, 22, 29). Task 1 training spans line graphs, bar charts, tables, pie charts, and mixed graphs, emphasizing selecting key features, writing high-level overviews, and using effective comparisons. Task 2 instruction focuses on agree/disagree, development, discuss both views, advantages/disadvantages, problem-solution and cause-solution, and two-question essays, including planning, linking, hedging, referencing, paragraphing, and criterion-based performance.

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IELTS Writing Task 1: Graphs

Unit 1-5: Line graphs, bar charts, tables, pie charts, mixed graphs

Unit 6-7: Processes/cycles, maps

IELTS Writing Task 2: Essays

Unit 8-13: Agree/disagree, development, discuss both views, advantages/disadvantages, problems/solutions, two-question essays

Course access and live Zoom schedule

IELTS Academic Writing Course for Teachers: All Graphs + Essays Winter 2024 3 Live Zoom Sessions on 15, 22, 29 February at 10.00-11.30 (Moscow time) You study 13 units on the online platform + 3 live Zoom Sessions in February | IELTS Writing Task 1: Graphs | | | --- | --- | | Unit 1 | How to master IELTS Line Graphs
• Task requirements must knows
• Evergreen structure
• How to choose the key features
• How write a high level overview
• Ping Pong comparison style or how to compare effectively | | Unit 2 | IELTS Bar Charts
• How to choose the key features
• Overviews for 7.0-9.0
• Examples of high level reports
• Posh” vocabulary and grammar
• IELTS Writing Criteria | | Unit 3 | IELTS Tables
• Table life hacks: how to describe them?
• How to choose key features if you have lots of numbers
• Overviews for 7.0-9.0
• Examples of high level tables | | Unit 4 | IELTS Pie charts
• Why are pies special?
• How to choose key features in pies
• Pies life hacks: how to describe them?
• Overview for 7.0-9.0
• “Special” vocabulary for pies
• Examples of high level pie charts | | Unit 5 | IELTS Mixed Graphs (2 graph tasks) + True Graphs Revision
• How to choose the key features
• How to connect 2 graphs and where
• How write a high level overview if you have 2 graphs
• How to satisfy Task Achievement criterion | | | • True graphs revision | | --- | --- | | Unit 6 | IELTS Processes and Cycles
• What to write for 7.0-9.0
• Life hacks: do you describe ALL the stages?
• Examples of IELTS processes/cycles
• How to write an overview for processes/cycles
• High level vocabulary and grammar | | Unit 7 | IELTS Maps
• What to write for 7.0-9.0
• Life hacks: do you describe ALL the features?
• Examples of IELTS maps
• How to write an overview for maps
• High level vocabulary and grammar | |
IELTS Writing Task 2: Essays | | | Unit 8 | Agree/disagree Essay
• Task Requirements dos and don’ts
• Structure: how to write an introduction, body paragraphs, conclusion
• How to support your ideas, what examples to write
• How to satisfy Task Response criterion
• How to plan before writing | | Unit 9 | Positive or Negative Development Essay
• Structure: how to write an introduction, body paragraphs, conclusion
• How to support your ideas, what examples to write
• How to satisfy Task Response criterion
• Effective linking: what NOT to do for a high score
• How to plan before writing
• “Posh” Vocabulary and Grammar 7.0-9.0 | | Unit 10 | Discuss both views and give your opinion
• How to write a good introduction, body paragraphs, conclusion
• How to satisfy coherence/cohesion criterion
• Hedging (what is it and how to use it?)
• Referencing: why is it important? Examples
• Typical Errors with punctuation
• What is “distancing” and where/how to use it | | Unit 11 | Advantages and disadvantages Essay
• Different kinds of this essay | | | • How to write effective body paragraphs and develop your ideas fully
• What is effective linking for 7.0-9.0 with examples
• Common grammar errors
• Paraphrasing must knows
• IELTS writing criteria | | --- | --- | | Unit 12 | Problems/Solutions and Causes/Solutions Essays
• Different structure options
• How are these essays different from others
• Paragraphing for these essays
• Common essay topics: is there a list? | | Unit 13 | 2-question essays and other possible essay questions
• Structure of such essay tasks
• Examples of high level essays
• What other questions can there be in IELTS essays?
• Essay Revision | | 3 months | Access to the course materials | | 2 extra months | 1500 RUB for 2 months
You can extend as many times as you need | 3 Live Zoom Sessions in February | Zoom Class 1 | Live Zoom Session on Graphs
15.02 at 10.00-11.30 Moscow Time Practice and your questions answered | | --- | --- | | Zoom Class

FAQs

What topics are covered for IELTS Writing Task 1 in this course?

The course covers line graphs, bar charts, tables, pie charts, and mixed graphs, plus dedicated units for processes/cycles and maps. Each unit focuses on key features, overview writing, and high-level reporting.

What essay types are included in IELTS Writing Task 2?

Included essay types are agree/disagree, positive or negative development, discuss both views and give your opinion, advantages and disadvantages, problems/solutions and causes/solutions, and two-question essay formats. The course also includes revision and example-based practice.

When are the live Zoom sessions and what do they include?

There are three live Zoom sessions in February 2024: 15 February (Graphs), 22 February (Graphs + Essays), and 29 February (Essays, the last live session). Each session includes practice and answers to participants’ questions.

Oct 1, 2026

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