GCSE English in Wales follows the WJEC Eduqas specification, which differs from the English boards in important ways. Students in Mold studying English Language and English Literature need to understand these differences — particularly in how unseen texts are assessed and what set texts are studied. Our tutors in Mold are familiar with the Welsh curriculum and exam format.
WJEC English Language
The WJEC English Language GCSE tests reading comprehension, writing, and oracy. Students in Mold who struggle with the reading paper often find that targeted practice with non-fiction and literary texts — learning how to identify a writer's purpose and track their argument — makes a significant difference. Our tutors focus on exactly these skills.
Literature and the Welsh Context
English Literature under WJEC includes a Shakespeare play, poetry from the WJEC anthology, and a selection of prose texts. Students in Mold benefit from building detailed notes on themes, context, and key quotations well before the exam. Our tutors help students develop organised revision materials and practise timed essay writing.
For students in Mold who need support with GCSE English, our tutors offer flexible weekly sessions. Whether the priority is Language, Literature, or both, we'll focus on the areas that will have the biggest impact on your child's grade.