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English Language focuses on reading comprehension, writing skills (creative, transactional, persuasive) and spoken language. English Literature covers the study of poetry, prose and drama, including Shakespeare, modern texts and the 19th‑century novel. Many students take both. In the first session, our tutor runs a short diagnostic and recommends the right focus based on your child's exam board and target grade.

Yes. We support all major exam boards including AQA, Edexcel and OCR for both Language and Literature. Each board has a different question style, set texts and mark scheme, so we make sure your child practises the correct past papers and learns the specific methods their examiner expects. Just let us know your child's board when you fill the form and we will match them with the right tutor.

Most students improve consistently with two sessions per week. This creates steady progress without burnout and allows enough time between lessons to practise independently. Students with upcoming mock exams or final exams often increase to three sessions per week closer to the date. After the trial class, the tutor will recommend the right frequency based on how much time is left before the exam and what needs to be covered.

Past papers are a central part of every lesson plan. In GCSE English, many marks come from analytical skills and essay structure, so we train students to plan answers, use textual evidence, and write clearly under timed conditions. Lessons start with topic revision, then move to topic‑specific past paper questions, and then to timed full‑paper practice as the exam gets closer. Mark schemes are reviewed in detail so students understand exactly how marks are awarded.

Yes, and this is one of the most common issues we work on. Careless errors usually come from rushing, not proofreading, or not understanding the rules. Our tutors build an error log for each student, track repeated mistakes across sessions and introduce proofreading routines alongside timed practice. Most students see a clear reduction in errors within four to six sessions when they follow the error log consistently.

Yes, and for many students it works even better. Online lessons remove travel time entirely and give students access to specialist tutors regardless of where they live. Sessions use an interactive digital whiteboard where the tutor and student share essays, annotate texts, and solve past paper questions together in real time. Students across the Middle East, UK, Pakistan and Southeast Asia study with our tutors from home with no disruption to their school schedule.

After every lesson we send a short parent update that covers the topic completed, homework assigned, mistakes corrected and the focus for the next session. We also track syllabus completion so parents can see exactly which areas have been covered and which still need attention. For students preparing for exams, mock paper scores are shared so improvement is visible and measurable throughout the programme.

Yes. If your child has mocks or final exams coming up soon, we can build an urgent revision plan straight away. The tutor will focus on the highest‑value topics, past paper technique and timed practice so your child walks into the exam as prepared as possible. Students who start even four to six weeks before their exam have achieved real grade improvements with focused and structured sessions.

Fill in the booking form with your child's name, exam board, subject and country. Our team will contact you within 24 hours to confirm a time for the free trial class. In the trial session, the tutor will check your child's current level, spot the weak areas and explain the recommended plan going forward. There is no commitment required at this stage. You decide after the trial whether you would like to continue with regular sessions.