Lesson 3: Writing a Report for the Cambridge Exam (Using the IPO Model) 

Learning Objectives: 

1. Identify and label the introduction, main content (with subheadings), and conclusion sections in a sample report.

2. Write a short report, using formal language and including at least one well-supported recommendation in the conclusion. 

Part 1: Input – Introduction to Writing a Report

Part 2: Process – Practice Structuring a Report

Part 3: Output - Writing a Report

Instructions for Report Writing

Now that you have learned the structure and key components of writing a report, it’s time to practice. You are required to select one of the topics from the Cambridge exam sample reports and write a report based on the chosen topic.

Task:

1. Click on the link below to access a variety of report topics from the Cambridge C1 Advanced (CAE) exam.

2. Browse through the list of topics and choose one that interests you.

3. Write a report based on the chosen topic. Ensure that your report includes:

   • An introduction explaining the purpose of your report.

   • A main content section with subheadings (e.g., achievements, challenges, or evaluation).

   • A conclusion with recommendations or suggestions for improvement.

Word Requirement: 220 – 260 words

👉 Click here to view the topics: 12 Example Report Topics (PDF) | C1 Advanced (CAE)

To begin writing your report, follow these steps:

1. Click the link below to access the Google Classroom.

2. Once in the Google Classroom, find Lesson 3: Writing a Report.

3. Create a new document and write your report.