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English tutoring

English, where marks
come from structure.

Bright students lose marks in English for reasons that have nothing to do with reading. Usually it is structure, evidence, or answering a question slightly different from the one on the paper.

Language and literatureEssay structure taught explicitlyAll major exam boards
What we cover

By stage, not by guesswork

11+
Years 4 to 6

Comprehension and writing under time, plus the vocabulary the paper assumes.

ComprehensionVocabularyCreative writingPunctuationTimed papers
GCSE
Years 10 and 11

Language and literature together, with the mark scheme made explicit.

Language analysisCreative writingShakespeare19th-century novelModern textsPoetry anthologyUnseen poetry
A-Level
Years 12 and 13

Argument built and sustained across an essay, with critical reading behind it.

Close readingEssay argumentContext and criticismCourseworkUnseen texts
How lessons run

The same four things, every time

Live online

Taught in real time on our own platform, with a shared whiteboard. Nothing pre-recorded.

Recorded

Every lesson is kept, so a tricky explanation can be watched again before the exam.

Written up

A note after every session: what was covered, what went well, what to practise next.

Past papers, timed

Technique under real conditions, marked and talked through afterwards.

Every major exam board AQAEdexcelOCRWJECCIEEduqas
Questions

Questions parents ask
about English tutoring

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Can you work on the set texts my child is studying?

Yes. Tell us the texts and the board, and the tutor works on those rather than a generic reading list. Essay structure, quotation and analysis are taught on the text your child is actually being examined on.

Which exam boards do you teach?

AQA, Edexcel, OCR, WJEC, CIE and Eduqas. Tell us which board your child is entered for and which tier, and the tutor teaches that specification rather than a general syllabus.

How is a tutor chosen for my child?

For one-to-one we choose the tutor rather than assigning whoever is free, on the subject, the level, and how your child actually learns. Tutors are university-educated with degree-level knowledge of the subject they teach, and hold an enhanced DBS before a first lesson. We can produce the paperwork if you ask.

If the tutor turns out not to be the right fit, ask for a different one. It is free, you do not need to give a reason, and nothing else about your booking changes.

What do we get after each lesson?

A written report, every lesson, not every term. Which topics were covered, which questions went well and which did not, what was set as homework, and what the next lesson will start with. It appears in your login, where every previous report is kept as well, so you can read back across a term in one place.

Is the trial lesson really free?

Yes. One full hour with a tutor, free, and we do not take a card to book it. You get the written report afterwards the same as any other lesson, and there is no obligation to carry on.

What does it cost?

Rates depend on the number of sessions a week, and the small group class is charged separately. The pricing page works it out for you rather than us restating figures here that could fall out of step.

Start with a free trial lesson

One full hour with one of our tutors, free of charge. You will see how we teach, and you get the write-up afterwards like any other lesson.

Book the free trial