Unit 1: Writing for purpose and audience
Audience, purpose and form - CCEA
Establishing audience, purpose and form allows you to choose the most appropriate language, tone and structure.

Planning techniques - CCEA
You can use mind maps, bullet points, flow charts and proofreading strategies to improve structure, clarity and exam performance.

Organising information and ideas - CCEA
Using clear paragraphs, topic sentences, transitions and varied sentence structures to improve the clarity and impact of your writing.

Writing non-fiction - CCEA
Using key structures, conventions and persuasive techniques to write things such as speeches, letters and articles.

Using language effectively - CCEA
How to use descriptive language, literary techniques and powerful rhetorical devices to improve the creativity and persuasiveness of your writing.

Vocabulary - CCEA
Expanding your vocabulary, choosing precise verbs and using lively, emotive words to create mood and impact helps build stronger, more engaging writing.

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