Exam Preparation: How to prepare for the EAL Listening Task
This week, Insight writer and EAL teacher Niki Cook gives tips and strategies for preparing for Section A of the EAL exam. — When the
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Exam Preparation: Strategies for remembering quotes
This week, Insight writer and English teacher Anja Drummond gives tips on how best to remember quotations to use in your analytical essays for Sections
English Language Exam: Nailed It! Six Tips for Section C Success
This week Insight writer and English Language teacher Rebecca Swain gives six tips to help you with Section C of the English Language exam. —
Exam Preparation: How to prepare for Section C of the English exam
This week, Insight writer and English teacher Kate Macdonell outlines what you can do now to start preparing for Section C of the English Exam.
Exam Preparation: Preparing for Sections A and B of the English exam
This week, Insight writer and English teacher Kylie Nealon gives tips on what you need to do now to prepare for Sections A and B
Literary Perspectives – Tips for Success
This week, Insight writer and Literature teacher Anja Drummond provides tips on how to produce a high-level interpretation of a text for the Unit 4
Keeping in touch with Unit 3 EAL
This week, Insight writer and EAL teacher Niki Cook gives tips on what you can do to keep in touch with Unit 3 EAL. —
Writing a comparative essay
This week, Insight writer and English teacher Melanie Flower outlines steps you can take to write your best comparative essay. — The comparative essay is
Analysis versus recount: what’s the difference?
This week, Insight writer and English teacher Anja Drummond shows how to make the step from simply retelling your texts to analysing them. — How
How to compare ideas in two texts for the comparative task
This week, Insight writer and English teacher Kate Macdonell explains what you need to look for when comparing your text pairs. — The comparative task
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