IELTS Master Path

We’re back!

Paula, our Head IELTS Tutor, is back from her travels and we’re kicking things off with a LIVE session this Friday.

📘 Topic: How to write an Advantage & Disadvantage essay

📍 Where: Facebook Live
🕝 When: 2:30pm (UK time) - 24th April Friday

If you’ve ever struggled with structuring your ideas, developing clear arguments, or just getting your essays to Band 7+, this one is for you.

Join us live, ask questions, and see real examples broken down step by step.

Don’t miss it — see you there!

We're going advanced! Last week our head tutor showed you the foundations for writing a strong Task 1 Maps.

Now we're building on that and showing you how you hit those high band scores for a Task 1 Map.

We're running a two-part session:

Part 1 — Advanced Vocabulary (the precise language that signals Band 8-9 to examiners) - this Friday

Part 2 — Advanced Grammar (the structures that separate Band 6 from Band 9 in one sentence) 10th April

This isn't the usual 'use passive voice' advice. We're going to show you exactly what Band 9 writing looks like — and how to get there.

🎁 We'll also be sharing a FREE reference sheet in the comments during the live — tables, collocations, upgrade exercises and a self-evaluation checklist. Everything in one place.

Join us live on Friday 4th April at 2:30pm UK time — right here on this page. No sign up needed, just show up.

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Come and join us on Friday on Facebook for our weekly FREE IELTS lesson. This week we’re looking at Task 1 Maps.

We’ll lead you through everything you need to know for writing a strong Task 1 for Maps.

Don’t forget we’re Live every Friday - so follow us on Facebook for your chance to learn from IELTS experts for free.

Find out how to master topic sentences for IELTS Writing Task 2 in our new article. 👨‍💻

Also, don’t forget that you can get your writing reviewed and receive personalised feedback for free with us at IELTS Master Path. Don’t miss this opportunity to get guidance from IELTS experts. 🚀

Find the link in the comments below.👇

How to Write Topic Sentences for IELTS Writing Success When writing an IELTS essay, each paragraph needs a clear main idea. This main idea is called a topic sentence. It guides the reader through your essay and helps examiners understand your points quickly. Without a strong topic sentence, your writing can seem confusing or disorganised, which lowers y...

Struggling with prepositions used with maps in IELTS Task 1?

Even some of our more advanced students get these confused.

The good news is there’s a simple way to think about it.

See the posts and save and practise using these in your next Task 1 answer.

We’ll be covering Task 1 Maps in our next free live IELTS lesson Friday 27th March 2.20pm U.K time.