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Built for deliberate, exam-style ISLPR writing practice — not one-off attempts.

How it works
1Step 1

Question bank

Pick from a curated bank of ISLPR-style prompts. Filter by level, task type, and word limit to find the right challenge for where you are right now.

  • Levels 2, 2+, 3, 3+, and 4 supported
  • Task types: email, memo, letter, note, short paper, policy piece
  • Short (150 words) or long (250 words) format
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Level
Level 3
Length
250 words
Policy Memo: Staff Remote-Work ProposalLevel 3

You are a department manager. Write a memo to your director proposing a new flexible remote-work policy for your team…

250 wordsMemo30 min
Email: Community Health Campaign
Letter: Funding Allocation Request
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2Step 2

Writing workspace

A focused, split-panel editor that mirrors exam conditions — prompt on the left, writing area on the right, timer always visible.

  • Built-in countdown timer with pause / resume
  • Live word counter with target progress bar
  • No distractions — just you and the prompt
Policy Memo: Remote-Work Proposal
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Prompt

You are a department manager. Write a memo to your director proposing a new flexible remote-work policy, addressing productivity, accountability, and team cohesion.

Tips

Use clear headings. State purpose upfront. Provide evidence.

Words187 / 250

TO: Director, Workforce Services

FROM: Team Manager, Operations

RE: Proposal for Flexible Remote-Work Policy


Following a three-month review period, I am writing to propose a revised remote-work arrangement. Evidence gathered demonstrates that productivity remained consistent while staff wellbeing improved…


Key recommendations include two in-office days per week, structured morning check-ins, and clear KPI reporting to maintain accountability…

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3Step 3

Instant AI feedback

Submit your response and receive a detailed evaluation in seconds — scored against the ISLPR rubric with specific, actionable observations.

  • Rubric scores for task, organisation, accuracy, vocabulary, and mechanics
  • Pattern analysis with real examples from your writing
  • A personalised next target to close the gap to the level above
Overall band
3+
Approaching level 4
Strong attempt
Rubric breakdown
Task completion
4/4
Organisation
3/4
Accuracy
3/4
Vocabulary
4/4
Mechanics
3/4
Key patterns
Strong command of formal register and professional tone throughout.
Article errors with uncountable nouns (e.g. "an evidence" → "evidence").
Conclusion is underdeveloped — expand on next steps and timeline.
Next target

Practise writing conclusions that propose a specific action plan with measurable outcomes — the key gap between 3+ and level 4.

4Step 4

Progress tracking

Monitor your improvement over time. See your attempt history, level distribution, streaks, and milestones in one clear dashboard.

  • Attempt count and evaluated count at a glance
  • Bar chart breakdown by ISLPR level
  • Milestone badges to mark your journey
Your progressLast 30 days
14
Attempts
total
11
Evaluated
with feedback
6 d
Streak
active
Attempts by level
1
2
2
2+
6
3
4
3+
1
4
Milestones
First evaluation
5 evaluations
10 evaluations
7-day streak

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