Letter/Proposal/Report/Review

Choice of tasks

Write an answer to one of the questions in this part. Write 220-260 words.

2. You have been asked by the Director of Student Services at your college to write a report on the current social programme for students. In your report, you should: - evaluate which activities and events are most and least successful, giving reasons - explain what prevents some students from taking part - recommend practical changes for next term, including at least two new ideas Write your report in 220–260 words.

Write 220-260 words in an appropriate style.

Improving the Student Social Programme

The college wants to increase student participation and has requested feedback and recommendations based on students’ experiences of the existing social programme.

3. You recently took part in a two-week volunteer programme abroad organised by a charity called Helping Hands. Overall, you found the experience worthwhile, but you also noticed several issues that could be improved for future volunteers. Write an email to the Volunteer Coordinator at Helping Hands. In your email, you should: - describe what you enjoyed and why the programme was valuable - explain two problems you experienced (e.g. accommodation, training, communication, schedules) - recommend practical changes the charity could make and offer to help in some way Write 220–260 words in an appropriate style.

Request for changes to a volunteer programme

The writer participated in a two-week volunteer programme abroad with Helping Hands; the experience was positive overall but included issues affecting volunteers

4. You recently attended a three-day community arts festival in your town that included live music, theatre, workshops and food stalls. The organisers plan to run the festival again next year and have asked for reviews to publish on their website. Write a review of the festival (220–260 words). In your review, describe what you enjoyed most, evaluate how well the festival was organised (e.g. venues, scheduling, information, queues), and make constructive suggestions for improvement. Make sure your review is suitable for the festival website and will help future visitors decide whether to attend.

A review of a community arts festival

The writer attended a three-day community arts festival and the organisers have requested reviews for publication to help plan next year’s event