Starting Late September 2026

GCSE English Language: A One-Year In-Person Course for Year 10 & 11

Why parents choose this course

English Language is the one GCSE that affects everything else — sixth-form places, apprenticeships, college courses. It is also the subject students are most often told to "just read more" without ever being shown how the marks are actually won.
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One 1.5 hour evening lesson a week in High Wycombe, in a group of no more than five.

A structured workbook and a year-long plan that takes your child from where they are now to exam-ready.

In-person learning

Your child learns face-to-face, with clear explanations and guided practice. We can spot confusion early, correct it fast, and keep lessons focused.

Full-year support

This is a full-year course, built for steady progress. Your child gets continuity, routine, and time to build skills step by step without rushing.

Max five students

Classes are capped at five students. Your child gets more time to ask questions, more feedback, and a calm room where they can stay engaged.

Our Unique Student Workbook

Every student receives a printed workbook made for this course.

  • A worksheet for every lesson — no scrabbling for handouts, nothing lost between weeks
  • Structured and organised — the workbook follows the course, so parents can see exactly what has been covered
  • Clear progression — skills build week on week, and past work stays in one place for revision
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Lessons are taught by a qualified teacher with over 20 years' experience in education, spanning secondary school, college and university level delivery and assessment.

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Frequently asked questions

How long is the course?

One academic year. Lessons run once a week during term time, one evening a week, for 1.5 hours each.

Why 1.5 Hours?

It's long enough to teach a skill, have students write something substantial, and mark it properly in the same session — but short enough that a Year 10 or 11 student stays sharp after a full school day.

Where is it?

In person, in High Wycombe.

Which exam board do you follow?

The skills and question types are common across AQA, Edexcel and OCR. Tell us your child's board when you register and we'll make sure their practice papers match it.

My child is in year 11, is it too late to start?

No. Year 11 students get the same full year of teaching, with more weight given to timed practice earlier on.

How do I find out about dates and fees?

Register your interest below. We'll email you the start date, day and time, and full details before anything is confirmed.

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