Did you know that the number one reason students fail their IELTS writing is bad structure?

The problem you face is that even if your general English is good, half of your IELTS writing score is based on structure. In other words, to get a good score in the IELTS, you need good structure. If your structure is poor, you will struggle to get a seven for writing. To make things worse, many students don’t realise it is their structure holding them back and end up taking the test four or more times. Imagine spending over £500 ($670) taking a test over and over again when the solution was to simply improve your structure.

Luckily for you, there’s a solution. Let me introduce you to Better IELTS Structure in Seven Days, a course designed to take the guesswork out of your IETLS structure. In the course, I’ve broken down IELTS structure into simple individual skills. By putting these easy to learn skills together, you can write a high band IELTS essay.

You’ll learn:

✅ Exactly what the IELTS examiners are looking for from your structure in the introduction, body and conclusion.

✅ The truth about paraphrasing in the first sentence of your essay and why many students get this wrong (day 1).

✅ How ‘power words’ can demonstrate to the examiner that you are answering the question. (day 2).

✅ The important sentence many students leave out from their essays and why it hurts their score (day 3)

✅ How to come up with ideas so you can focus on writing well instead of finding the right thing to say (day 5).

✅ What students often forget when they are writing their conclusion (day 6).

✅ How to structure your essay, even before you see the question (day 7).

Guarantee

I want people to be able to make this £7 purchase with absolutely ZERO risk.

That’s why I want to make a deal with you. Try this course out. If you feel your IELTS writing isn’t better after you’ve finished the course, all they have to do is email [email protected] and I’ll refund every penny - no questions asked.

Sound fair?

If so, it’s time to decide if you want to spend £7 (the cost of two fancy cups of coffee at Starbucks) and invest in learning the IELTS structure you need to succeed.