Writing Coaching
Writing Coaching
Writing Coachings can take many forms, such as essays, short answers, or creative writing exercises. They may be timed or untimed, and they may be administered online or in person. The specific requirements of the Writing Coaching will depend on the purpose of the test and the organization or institution administering it.
IELTS Writing Coaching: Academics
| Format |
Part 1: There’s a language interaction between two
speakers (for example, an audio communication concerning travel
arrangements). Part 2: There is a speech (for example, a speech about local facilities). The ultimate two pieces deal with conditions that are set in terms of learning and training. Part 3:There is an exchange of words among two key
speakers (for example, two university students in discussion, possibly
guided by an instructor). Part 4:There is an academic subject dialogue. |
Timing |
Note:There is a maximum of 30 minutes of audio plus 10 minutes of transfer time. |
No. of Questions |
2 Questions |
Types. of Questions |
Task 02: Candidates will be requested to create an essay in accordance to views, claims, or issues. |
Scores |
Responses/answers are assessed by certified IELTS examiners. The points for Task 2 are twice as many as the points for Task 1. |
Focus:
When Listening, it is important to focus your attention on the speaker and what they are saying.
Empathy:
It involves putting yourself in the speaker's shoes and trying to understand their perspective.
Open-mindedness:
It is important to approach the conversation avoid making assumptions or jumping to conclusions.