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Do any of these scenarios apply to you?
You’ve assigned an essay but have no idea how to start approaching the question.
Got all the information for your essay but not sure how to plan your essay.
Stuck with how to research and find good sources online.
You’re ok with the essay writing but your grade is stuck at a C/B and don’t know why you can’t push it up, even though you’re trying.
You don’t know who to ask for help.

If any of these apply to you, you are in the right place. Over my years of teaching I have come across a common problem: students are not taught the skills or process to write an analytical essay. What’s worse, most schools do not teach effective essay writing, they do not teach you how to think critically (nor do they encourage it), and they don’t teach students the process of writing in a structured and understandable way. It’s a problem.

After the success of the Modak Tutoring Covid-19 Online School, I decided to create an on-demand version that you can follow along from anywhere and anytime.
This crash course will give you the foundations and structure to write an analytical essay that puts your argument across in a succinct and coherent manner (all things your teacher is looking for, even if they didn’t explain it that way). This method will challenge you to read and think critically so that you can approach any assignment, no matter how complicated, with confidence and assurance that you know the process to find the answer.

In this course you will learn how to write an essay from start to finish including:
Understanding the essay question,
Researching,
Note taking,
Planning,
Writing and
Editing your essay.

I show you what to look for in each step of the process and how you can take your writing to the next level. The easy to follow video lessons will take you through the ‘theory’ and then show you how to put it into practice with your own essay.

This method has been tried and tested for more than 10 years in my own academic work and taught to my students. Every one of my students who has put in the work have jumped up by at least 2 grades in 6 months using the method laid out in this course. You will be challenged, but the benefit of learning to think have long lasting rewards.

DISCLAIMER:
This course is not a quick fix for students who are looking for someone to tell them the answer and don’t want to put the work in.
However, if you are ready and willing to put in the work this course will give you the tools you need to improve your critical thinking, improve your writing so that you can write more analytical and valuable essays. The result of this will be a better quality of your writing and subsequently your grade should improve too.
If this sounds like what you are looking for, sign up today and start becoming a better writer now.

How to Write an Academic Essay: Crash Course

Prose literature is made up of a number of elements. To begin to unravel how an author writes, why it creates meaning and how this affects a reader we must begin to understand ‘what are the principles that underly prose literature?’
— Course Content —
In this course we will go through the 4 Basic Principles of Literature. This course is an information packed course with questions to help you analyse prose (novels and stories).
•	What is literature? What are the different types of literature?
•	What are the basic principles of literature and why study them?
•	The Basic Principles: Theme, Plot, Characterisation, Style
•	Definitions
•	How you can identify characteristics of these principles in literature
•	Revision tips
The principles you will learn on this course can be used to write more analytical essays both for course work and in exams; comparative literature, analysis of classic literature and unseen prose extracts. The theory you will learn is meant to compliment your English Lit course and provide you with simple explanations and how to think about literary analysis.
— Who is this course for? —
•	GCSE English Literature students
•	AS/A Level English Literature students
•	IB Literature students
•	Anyone who would like to gain a deeper understanding of prose literature.

The Basic Principles of (Prose) Literature

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