Jeddle's team comprises over 20 state rank achievers in the HSC as well as university English majors and a Head of English teacher. *Breaks will be provided throughout the day.įor further enquiries, please email us at specialises in practical exam strategies for the HSC English course to improve exam results. The maximum capacity of the workshop is 15 students. We believe this number will allow for a sufficient balance between individual participation and peer-learning. Jonny achieved an ATAR of 99.80 in 2013 and has since personally taught over 2000 students in both one-on-one and group settings, including multiple engagements at the top 20 NSW schools for pre-HSC revision. Jonny has completed a Masters in Law at the University of Sydney. Jeddle's interactive, results-driven workshops have assisted over 3000 students improve both their marks and confidence in English, focussing on the practical elements necessary to achieve high band 6 outcomes. Jeddle has developed the most comprehensive, skills-based English program in New South Wales. Please do not miss out on this rare opportunity to drastically improve the quality of your writing! Jeddle also prides itself on its lessons in question adaptation, weaving exercises and examples throughout the day that relate to adapting to different types of questions and stimuli.ĮVERYTHING we teach will be coming from the frame of: How would you actually use this in an essay? In what parts of the essay would this be relevant? What would this actually look like in a sentence? The workshop has a heavy focus on practical exercises, all of which are 100% relevant to the final drafts that students will learn for the HSC. How to adapt to any essay question on the day Complete essay structure from start to finish, focussing on a clear progression of ideas Comparative analysis between texts (i.e.

One of Jeddle's most experienced presenters, Jonny, will take you through an intensive crash-course that covers all Module A requirements in order to help you achieve your best mark. So we've made the entire process easy for you. This is notoriously the most content-heavy module not only are students required to analyse TWO texts in relation to each other, but they must also draw upon the contextual influences of each text in order to explain the evolution of meaning and the distinct modes of representation. Jeddle's upcoming Module A (English Advanced) workshop is on the textual conversation between Shakespeare's The Tempest and Margaret Atwood's Hag-Seed.

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