English tuition
Secondary English classes support students who need stronger grammar, clearer written answers and better confidence before or alongside O/L preparation.
Junior and secondary school students who need structured support before major exams.
Junior and secondary school students who need structured support before major exams.
Parents can share the student's age, grade, current school background and the main difficulty before choosing between online, in-person, individual or small-group support.
How lessons work
Parents do not need to choose the perfect class immediately. Share the main difficulty first, then receive a suitable recommendation.
Many students understand a lesson but lose marks because the answer is incomplete, disorganised or grammatically unclear. Lessons practise how to understand questions, plan points and write in a clearer sequence.
Secondary lessons strengthen the foundation students need before exam preparation becomes urgent: grammar, vocabulary, comprehension, paragraph writing and speaking confidence.
Lessons combine explanation, guided examples and written practice. Students review common mistakes, practise clearer answers and build the skills needed before O/L pressure increases.
Students can expect structured practice that connects school lessons with usable English, while parents receive a clearer idea of the areas that need attention.
After contacting, parents can share the student's age, grade, school background and the main areas of difficulty. This helps identify whether one-to-one, small-group, online or in-person support is most suitable.
Fees and availability
Class fees vary depending on the student's level, class format, lesson duration and frequency.
Current fee information is provided after reviewing the student's age, grade and learning needs.
Level, lesson duration, frequency, class format and whether the student needs individual attention or small-group practice.
English With Erandathie teaches school students aged 6-18, including primary, secondary and GCE O/L students.
Share the student's age, grade and main difficulty to receive a suitable class recommendation.
