Services offered

Coaching that follows the paper, not a generic English lesson.

Four connected offers: IB Diploma preparation, IGCSE Language and Literature, blended online studio teaching, and contingency-ready academic mentorship.

01

IB Diploma Programme preparation

Comprehensive coaching for Language and Literature A (SL/HL), Individual Orals (IOs), the HL Essay and the English Extended Essay, as well as Paper 1 and Paper 2 exam strategies.

  • SL / HL
  • IO
  • HL Essay
  • EE
  • Paper 1
  • Paper 2

Full IB English programme

02

IGCSE English Language and Literature

Intensive skill-building in directed, descriptive and narrative writing; writer’s effects and summary writing; unseen poetry, prose and plays for literature.

  • 0500
  • 0990
  • 0475
  • Paper 1
  • Paper 2

Full IGCSE programme

03

Blended online, resource-rich sessions

Interactive virtual lessons with resources designed for the work of the week — not a slide deck recycled across year groups. Sessions are scheduled across Gulf and Southeast Asian time zones, as well as East Africa.

  • Live instruction with written feedback between lessons
  • Timed paper practice and oral rehearsal
  • Materials matched to the student’s current texts and papers

04

Contingency-ready academic mentorship

With recent exam cancellations and regional shifts in the Gulf, a student’s Individual Orals, HL Essay and Extended Essay are more critical than ever to securing an IB 7. Mentorship specialises in bulletproofing all internal assessments so they remain secure no matter the examination environment.

  • IO structure, global issue and literary/non-literary balance
  • HL Essay line of inquiry and academic voice
  • English EE research question, argument and citation discipline

Physical and online, without lowering the standard.

In-person tuition keeps the intensity of a seminar. Online tuition keeps the same mark-scheme discipline, with interactive resources so students in Doha, Bangkok or Ho Chi Minh City work at the same pitch as students in Kampala or Nairobi.

Typical starting point

  1. Diagnostic on a recent paper, oral, or draft IA
  2. A short plan tied to the next assessment date
  3. Weekly or intensive blocks through the exam window

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