This guide examines the principles and practical challenges of writing Creole in a consistent orthographic form. Intended for educators, language learners, and candidates preparing for French academic certification contexts, it focuses on how Creole spelling can be taught, understood, and applied in classroom or study settings. The work addresses the relationship between French and Creole linguistic forms, with attention to dialectal variation and the need for a stable written standard. Its scope is instructional rather than literary: it supports readers who need a clear reference for spelling conventions, language description, and the pedagogical use of Creole writing. The guide is especially relevant for those working with Caribbean Creole languages and the development of orthographic practice in multilingual education.