This is my tutor profile and services for A Levels and Oxbridge Applications.

I have made a table of all possible themes (20!) with a definition of the theme (as I always define the theme in the introduction which allows me to break it down into an essay plan), synonyms (so vocab is varied throughout the essay) and a mini essay plan (3 points for 3 paragraphs). Most of my essay plans repeated as most themes overlap/ mean the same thing. Having 4 main essay plans which you can use for any Q means you will never be caught out in the exam! :)

Here are all of my essay plans for all of the possible Qs for a comparison of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and The Help! They are structured as follows: Each plan has three paragraphs and each paragraph has its subject matter listed in black capitals. Each paraghraph contains a character/ relationship from Cat and a one from The Help - the chosen pairs are obviously related in some way and are able to be compared well. Under the character/ relationship is two or three main quotations and a context point (in orange) and a critical opinion (purple). The plans are condensed yet include everything needed for A star - I have written them all out in under one hour. These are all you need to learn for A star grade.

I have made a table of basically ALL of the essay questions they could ask for a comparison of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof and The Help! I have made essay plans to respond to all of these too, which can also be purchased. THINK ABOUT ALL OF THESE QUESTIONS AND YOU WILL NOT BE CAUGHT OUT IN THE EXAM.

I came up with the six main topics they could ask essay questions on for comparison of Cat and The Help (AQA English lit) and listed the main judicious quotations to be used for each! I took these quotations from a number of resources, and have chosen the ones with the most value i.e. best for language analysis, context, comparative features, length to write down etc. Learn these quotes and you will be sorted for any essay question!

This is a sheet of all of the key context points to use for Cat on a Hot Tin Roof - I have condensed the information into effective yet short nuggets which can be easily placed into an essay to secure top marks.

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a summary sheet for The Great Gatsby, including the top quotations, key context, critics opinions, structure and form features, all condensed into one space making it THE perfect revision resource! I memorised this sheet for my Gatsby exam and was sorted.

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a summary sheet for Othello, including the top quotations, key context, critics opinions, structure and form features, all condensed into one space making it THE perfect revision resource! I memorised this sheet for my Othello exam and was sorted.

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a table of interesting critics opinions on different themes in the play, ready for you to throw into your essays to secure the top marks! :)

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is info on Othello’s harmatia, which will bag you valuable AO2 and AO3 marks!!

I achieved an A* in AQA A Level English Literature - here is a sheet of points on tragic structure and also form features for the play, to secure top marks in essays and tick all of the examiners boxes :)

I achieved an A* in AQA A Level English Literature - here is a sheet of other plays with comparison to Othello, to use for AO4 marks! Small yet effective pieces of info to throw into essays for top marks. Plays include Much Ado About Nothing and Titulus Andronicus!

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a sheet of key contextual info to stick into essays for top marks :)

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A level - here are revision notes on the key language features in the play, including ideas of verse, prose, epithets etc. (exactly the type of language analysis needed for top marks!!)

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level - here is a table of the key characters in Othello and a list of their key quotations, with analysis! :)

I have created a table of 11 key themes that could be asked for essay questions in the AQA English Literature A Level paper - for each theme I have listed poems you can use, and then a clear yet high level essay plan for the theme, including quotations, context and critics. I just learnt this table for my exam :)

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A level. I have included a grid of the key relationships, analysed with their key quotations! Brilliant resource with in depthy analysis for top marks in essays!! :)

I achieved an A* in AQA English Literature A Level. Here is a document of key context and critical nuggets for Gatsby and Pre 1900 poetry - very useful pieces of info to throw into essays to secure the top marks!!