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🎓 College-Level English Mastery
AP English Language & Composition Coaching
Master rhetorical analysis, argument construction, and synthesis writing. Expert coaching that prepares you for the AP exam and college-level composition courses.
Who This Program Is For
High School Juniors (Grade 11)
High School Juniors (Grade 11)
High School Juniors (Grade 11)
Students taking AP English Language & Composition during junior year as part of their AP course load and college preparation.
Advanced Readers & Writers
High School Juniors (Grade 11)
High School Juniors (Grade 11)
Students with strong reading comprehension looking to develop college-level analytical and writing skills for academic success.
College Credit Seekers
Students aiming for scores of 4 or 5 to earn college credit and potentially skip freshman composition courses, saving time and money.
University Applicants
Students strengthening college applications with AP courses and demonstrating academic rigor to competitive university admissions committees.
What You Will Achieve
Rhetorical Analysis Mastery
Argumentative Writing Excellence
Argumentative Writing Excellence
Identify and analyze rhetorical strategies, appeals (ethos, pathos, logos), and author's craft in complex nonfiction texts.
Argumentative Writing Excellence
Argumentative Writing Excellence
Argumentative Writing Excellence
Construct sophisticated arguments with clear thesis statements, compelling evidence, and logical reasoning that persuades effectively.
Synthesis Essay Skills
Argumentative Writing Excellence
Close Reading Techniques
Integrate multiple sources into coherent essays that demonstrate critical thinking, source evaluation, and sophisticated analysis.
Close Reading Techniques
Timed Writing Proficiency
Close Reading Techniques
Analyze fiction and nonfiction texts for tone, diction, syntax, imagery, and rhetorical devices with college-level depth.
Timed Writing Proficiency
Timed Writing Proficiency
Timed Writing Proficiency
Write high-scoring essays under 40-minute time constraints with effective planning, execution, and revision strategies.
AP Exam Success
Timed Writing Proficiency
Timed Writing Proficiency
Achieve scores of 4 or 5 through comprehensive preparation, practice essays, and deep understanding of AP scoring rubrics.
Comprehensive AP English Curriculum
WEEKS 1-4
WEEKS 9-12
WEEKS 1-4
Rhetorical Analysis Foundation
Understanding rhetoric and persuasive techniques
- Understanding rhetoric and rhetorical situation
- Identifying rhetorical strategies and appeals
- Analyzing author's purpose and audience
- Deconstructing complex arguments
- Rhetorical devices and their effects
- Practice with classic and contemporary texts
WEEKS 5-8
WEEKS 9-12
WEEKS 1-4
Argumentative Writing
Constructing and defending positions effectively
- Crafting strong thesis statements
- Evidence selection and integration
- Logical reasoning and organization
- Counterarguments and refutation
- Style and voice development
- AP scoring rubric mastery (0-6 scale)
WEEKS 9-12
WEEKS 9-12
WEEKS 12-15
Synthesis Essays
Integrating multiple sources into arguments
- Source evaluation and selection
- Integrating multiple perspectives
- Citation and attribution techniques
- Synthesis vs summary distinction
- Building coherent arguments from sources
- Practice with past AP prompts
WEEKS 12-15
WEEKS 12-15
WEEKS 12-15
Multiple Choice Mastery
Analytical reading and question strategies
- Reading comprehension strategies
- Passage analysis techniques
- Question type identification
- Time management for 55 questions
- Elimination strategies
- Practice with released AP exams
WEEK 15-16
WEEKS 12-15
WEEK 15-16
Full AP Exam Practice
Complete exam simulation and review
- 4 complete AP practice exams
- Timed essay writing under exam conditions
- Detailed scoring and feedback
- Individual weakness targeting
- Test day strategies and preparation
- Final review and confidence building
ONGOING
WEEKS 12-15
WEEK 15-16
Essay Workshops
Continuous writing practice and feedback
- Weekly essay writing assignments
- Individual line-by-line feedback (20+ essays)
- Peer review and collaborative learning
- Revision and improvement strategies
- One-on-one coaching sessions
- Portfolio development
Our AP English Preparation Methodology
College Board Aligned
College Board Aligned
College Board Aligned
Curriculum follows official AP English Language & Composition framework with all course topics and skill requirements.
Essay Workshops
College Board Aligned
College Board Aligned
Intensive writing practice with line-by-line instructor feedback on 20+ essays covering all three essay types.
Peer Review
College Board Aligned
Rhetorical Reading
Collaborative learning through structured peer essay evaluation, developing critical reading and editing skills.
Rhetorical Reading
Scoring Rubric Training
Rhetorical Reading
Extensive practice with diverse texts: speeches, essays, articles, editorials from various historical periods and perspectives.
Scoring Rubric Training
Scoring Rubric Training
Scoring Rubric Training
Deep understanding of how AP readers evaluate essays on 0-6 scale for each response type.
Timed Practice
Scoring Rubric Training
Scoring Rubric Training
Regular timed writing to build speed and confidence in 40-minute essay composition under exam conditions.
AP English Language Investment
AP English Language & Composition
₹35,000
Complete 16-week program
- 60 hours of live interactive classes
- Small batch (max 8 students)
- 4 full-length practice AP exams
- Individual essay feedback on 20+ essays
- Comprehensive rhetorical analysis practice
- Access to all past AP released materials
- College Board registration guidance
- Recorded sessions (1 year access)
- College-level writing portfolio development
- One-on-one coaching sessions
- Peer review workshops
- Study guides and practice materials
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about our programs
AP English Language focuses on nonfiction analysis (speeches, essays, articles) and argumentative writing. AP English Literature focuses on fiction, poetry, and drama analysis. Most students take Lang in junior year and Lit in senior year.
The exam consists of 45 multiple choice questions (45% of score) and 3 essays (55% of score). Each essay is scored 0-6. Final AP scores range from 1-5, with 3+ considered passing. Most colleges award credit for scores of 4 or 5.
Rhetorical Analysis (analyze how an author builds an argument), Argument (defend your position on an issue), and Synthesis (integrate 6-7 sources into an argument). Each essay is 40 minutes. Our course provides extensive practice with all three types.
Yes! Most universities award 3-6 college credits for scores of 4 or 5, potentially allowing you to skip freshman composition. This saves time and tuition costs. Check specific college AP credit policies for exact credit amounts.
Aim for 4 or 5 to maximize college credit and strengthen college applications. Score 3 is passing but may not earn credit at competitive universities. Score distribution: approximately 25% get 5, 20% get 4, 25% get 3
The AP English Language & Composition exam is typically held in May (exact date announced by College Board in fall). The exam is 3 hours 15 minutes: Section 1 (multiple choice) 1 hour, Section 2 (essays) 2 hours 15 minutes.
No! Anyone can register for the AP exam independently through their school or nearby testing center. Our course prepares you thoroughly whether or not you're enrolled in an AP English class at school.
You'll write 20+ full essays (practice for all three types) throughout the course. Each essay receives detailed line-by-line feedback with specific improvement recommendations. Plus 4 complete practice exams with full scoring.
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