Practice alone is not enough, you also need feedback that fits the exam. A correction according to telc assessment criteria shows you exactly where you stand in the written part. Here we explain how it works and why it helps more than general praise.
How a correction according to telc assessment criteria works
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Instead of just checking spelling, this correction assesses your text against the four assessment criteria: content, structure, expression and correctness. It shows you in which criterion you are missing points, marks the spots and gives concrete hints for improvement. So after every text you know what to work on specifically. Which task lies behind this is on the page on telc B2 writing.
Why this helps more than general feedback
General feedback stays vague or lifts your text to a level that is not even required. Why that does not help in the exam is in why ChatGPT does not correct reliably. A correction at the telc standard, on the other hand, stays at exam level and follows the points logic. At HeyFlinko you get exactly that, complemented by your Ready-Score, which shows you where you stand.
How to use the correction
Write regularly, have it corrected and apply the feedback in your next text. Which mistakes weigh most heavily is in the most common mistakes in the written part, and how to reach the length reliably is in reaching the 150 words reliably.
The bottom line
A correction according to telc assessment criteria tells you where you really stand and what brings the next points. Exactly this targeted feedback makes the difference in writing.
