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MODULE 1 — Understanding the FCE Essay

Lesson 1: Understanding the Task Prompt

Lesson 2: The 4 Assessment Criteria

Lesson 3: The Essay Structure

MODULE 2 — Building Strong Paragraphs

Lesson 1: Hook, Point, Power 
- Crafting Introductions

Lesson 2: Developing Point 1

Lesson 3: Developing Point 2

Lesson 4: Writing a Clear Conclusion

MODULE 3 — Essential FCE Essay Language

Lesson 1: Opinion Language

Lesson 2: Cause & Effect + Giving Examples

Lesson 3: Contrast & Addition

Lesson 4: Avoiding Common Mistakes

MODULE 4 — Putting It All Together

Lesson 1: Writing Practice 
Introduction + Point 1

Lesson 2: Writing Practice 
Point 2 + Conclusion

Lesson 3: Writing a Full Essay 
(Independent Draft)

MODULE 5 — Mastering the FCE Essay

Lesson 1: Planning Under Time Pressure

Lesson 2: Exam Strategies & Traps

Lesson 3: Marking Like an Examiner

Lesson 4: Final Exam Simulation

Mastering the FCE Essay: Planning, Structure, and Cohesion is a practical, step-by-step course that shows you exactly how to plan fast, write clearly, and score higher in the Cambridge B2 First (FCE) essay. You will learn how examiners think, what the four assessment criteria really mean, and how to turn a task prompt into a confident, well-organized response in 40 minutes. Using a simple four-paragraph template, you will practice crafting strong introductions, developing two focused points with explanations and examples, and finishing with a concise, powerful conclusion. The course blends micro-skills—like opinion language, connectors, and formal register—with guided writing, mini-essays, and a full exam simulation. You will avoid common mistakes (informality, contractions, repetition) and learn time-saving planning techniques you can use immediately. Each module includes model answers, sentence starters, and checklists so you can plan in five minutes, write in twenty, and check in five—without panic. Whether you are a student aiming for a higher band or a teacher seeking a ready-to-use framework, this course gives you the tools, language, and confidence to deliver organized, cohesive essays that meet Cambridge’s expectations every time.

Mastering the FCE Essay: Planning, Structure, and Cohesion

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            <p>Writing a great FCE essay is a bit like building a strong Lego model: you need a plan, clear pieces, and a way to make everything fit together. This course will show you how to plan quickly, organize your ideas, and make your writing flow so the examiner can follow your thoughts easily. You will learn what Cambridge really looks for, how to read the task carefully, and how to avoid the small mistakes that can cost marks. By the end, you’ll know exactly how to write a 4-paragraph essay that is clear, formal, and confident—every time.</p>

<p>We’ll start by understanding the FCE essay: who you’re writing for, the right tone to use, and what makes a “good” essay better than a “weak” one. Then you’ll practice reading prompts, choosing your position, and building a quick mini-outline with a thesis, two strong points, examples, and a short conclusion. Next, you’ll build powerful paragraphs: how to paraphrase the question, write a clear topic sentence, add explanations and examples, and use connectors like however, moreover, and as a result to keep your ideas connected. You’ll also learn essential exam language, spot common traps (like going off-topic or using informal words), and use a simple 5-minute planning method to save time. Finally, you’ll put it all together with guided practice, an independent full essay, and a final exam simulation with a checklist and rubric. Step by step, you’ll grow from trying your best to knowing exactly what to do—so your essay sounds organized, smart, and truly yours.</p>
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