YOUR FIRST WEEK FREE
Try your
first week free.
A complete guided English lesson and workbook, with personal feedback from Alex and a focused task to put it into practice.
No card details. No automatic payments. No obligation to continue.
Your child writes their own answers. I personally mark their work and explain how to improve it. Then they put that feedback into practice.
Your free week, explained.
What does the free first week include?
A complete guided lesson with explanation and a worked example, the student workbook, submission of the relevant completed work, Alex’s personal feedback and a specific improvement task. It is the normal learning → practice → feedback → improvement cycle.
How does my child take the lesson?
Your child works through the written guided lesson at home, at a convenient time. Alex personally marks the submitted work and gives feedback afterwards. There is no scheduled live session.
Does the offer expire after seven days?
No. “First week” means one complete weekly package and its feedback and improvement cycle, not a seven-day countdown. Your welcome email gives suitable first dates. If you need longer, email Alex to agree a revised date.
Can siblings each try it?
Yes. Each new student can have one free first week. Register each child separately. If two children use the same first name and parent email, contact Alex to arrange the second request.
When will the work be marked?
Alex confirms the first submission and feedback dates in the pack email. The usual timetable is submission by Thursday at 6pm, with personal feedback by Friday at 8pm, UK time. Late work normally moves to the following Friday; contact Alex to confirm. Your first dates allow time to complete the lesson.
Do we have to pay to receive the feedback?
No. The promised personal feedback and improvement task are included even if you decide not to continue. No card details, automatic payments or automatic enrolment are involved.
Which pathways can start?
KS3 Years 7–9 and GCSE Language Years 10–11 have a complete skills lesson. GCSE Literature is matched to the course and set text: an AQA Macbeth starter is available, and Alex confirms other texts and boards before accepting a free-week start. A-level Years 12–13 can request a free week: Alex checks the course, board, texts or topics and confirms suitable practice before the trial begins. Other qualifications remain by enquiry.
What if we would like another lesson?
For KS3 and GCSE, after the feedback choose another paid week or a longer package if you wish: £30 for one week, £120 for four weeks or £330 for twelve weeks. Each package contains its full number of paid weeks, in addition to the free introductory week. No automatic renewal. A-level continuation and its price are confirmed separately before payment.