HƯỚNG DẪN VIẾT IELTS TASK 1

1. Dạng bài

Mixed charts: Bar chart \+ Pie chart
Nội dung: working hours \+ stress levels by occupation

2. Introduction (công thức)

bar chart \+ pie chart \+ working hours \+ stress \+ occupations

3. Overview (ý chính, không số)

Giờ làm việc: chênh lệch lớn giữa các nghề
Business men: làm nhiều nhất
Lecturers: làm ít nhất
Stress: lawyers cao nhất
Programmers: thấp nhất
Không phải nghề làm nhiều giờ nhất sẽ stress cao nhất

4. Body 1 – Bar chart (Working hours)

Viết theo ranking

cao nhất: business men
tiếp theo: movie producers, doctors
trung bình: writers, programmers, lawyers
thấp: chefs
thấp nhất: lecturers

→ Key idea:

sự khác biệt rõ rệt về số giờ làm

5. Body 2 – Pie chart (Stress levels)

Viết theo tỷ lệ

cao nhất: lawyers
tiếp theo: movie producers
trung bình: doctors, business men, chefs
thấp: writers, lecturers
thấp nhất: programmers

→ Key idea:

stress không hoàn toàn phụ thuộc vào giờ làm

6. Từ vựng cần dùng

rank first / second
account for
the highest / the lowest
considerably higher than
moderate level
in contrast

The charts compare the average weekly working hours of eight professions and the proportion of stress-related illness among people in these occupations.

Overall, business men and movie producers worked the longest hours, while lecturers and chefs had the shortest working weeks. In terms of stress, lecturers accounted for the largest share, whereas programmers experienced the lowest levels.

Business men worked the most, averaging 70 hours per week, followed by movie producers at 60 hours. Doctors also had relatively long working weeks at 52 hours, while writers worked 45 hours and programmers 40. Lawyers averaged 35 hours, and the figures were lower for chefs and lecturers, at 30 and 25 hours respectively.

Regarding stress-related illness, lecturers represented the highest proportion at 25%, despite having the shortest working hours. Movie producers followed at 18%, while doctors accounted for 15%. Business men made up 11% of stress cases, and chefs 10%. Writers and lawyers each contributed 8%, whereas programmers had the lowest figure at 5%.

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