Current deadline
3 August 2026
The current application round closes on this date.
Online English Literature Course
A personalised one-to-one course exploring drama, poetry, prose, literary movements, critical analysis and creative writing with a specialist tutor.

A personalised one-to-one course exploring drama, poetry, prose, literary movements, critical analysis and creative writing with a specialist tutor.

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Current status
Recently closed
Eligibility
International students
Age range / Year group
Ages 13-18
Location / Region
Online
Cost
£1,295; £2,450; £4,595
Duration
10, 20 or 40 hours
Format
Online
Language: English
Sessions / cadence: Flexible evenings or weekends
Mentor model: Dedicated one-to-one tutor
Assessment style: Tutor feedback; optional presentation
Certificate: Tutor report and certificate
Scheduling model: Flexible across time zones
Live one-to-one tuition is personalised around each student's literary interests, current studies and academic goals.
Students can explore drama, poetry, prose and literary movements while practising close analysis, creative writing and persuasive essays.
It suits learners seeking individual academic stretch, subject support or an introduction to university-level English literature.
Reach Cambridge's Online English Literature Course provides live, one-to-one tuition shaped around the individual student's interests and goals. Students may strengthen a school topic or move beyond their current curriculum into university-level literary study.
The course can cover drama, poetry, prose and movements from the Renaissance and Romantic period to the Postmodern age. Analytical discussion is complemented by creative-writing and persuasive-essay exercises designed to develop critical and creative thinking.
One-to-one teaching allows the curriculum to respond directly to the student's interests and academic needs.
The course combines literary study with practical creative and persuasive writing.
Flexible evening, weekend and time-zone scheduling makes international participation practical.
Students can choose between pre-university study, ongoing tutoring and an optional research route.
Every standard package includes a final reflection, tutor report and certificate.
Students who want individual literary discussion, tailored academic stretch or focused support with analysis and writing.
You want a group classroom, a fixed cohort timetable or a low-cost self-paced course.
The course can be worthwhile for a student who will benefit from sustained one-to-one attention and a curriculum built around specific literary interests. Flexible scheduling and a choice of package lengths make that support easier to tailor.
The main limitation is price: even the shortest package is a substantial investment, and the research project costs extra. Families should use the free advice session to confirm the proposed learning plan and likely academic value before committing.
A practical overview of cost, time commitment, provider details, student outcomes and online support to review before deciding.
Cost and what is included
£1,295; £2,450; £4,595; includes Personalised English literature tuition, 10, 20 or 40 one-to-one contact hours, Dedicated subject tutor, Homework assignments on request, Flexible lesson scheduling, Final reflection session, Tutor report and course certificate, Residential-programme discounts.
Dates and time commitment
10, 20 or 40 hours; Flexible evenings or weekends.
Provider details
Review the Reach Cambridge provider page and official sources before making a final decision.
What the student gains
Potential output: The main standard outputs are a tutor report and course certificate.. Check whether feedback, certificate, recommendation or application evidence is included.
Online support and safeguarding
Yes. Students may focus on a subject they already study, prepare for an exam or explore material beyond their school curriculum.
What to check before committing
Confirm current dates, session schedule, payment terms, cancellation rules, support expectations and what output or certificate is included with the provider.
Compare this programme with similar options before deciding on dates, cost, format and fit.
Compare with similar programmesEffort level
Moderate to high, depending on the package and goals.
Best started
Begin two to four weeks before the intended first lesson to agree topics, scheduling and tutor fit.
Main challenge
Sustaining thoughtful analysis and independent preparation across personalised sessions.
List the literary periods, texts and writing skills you most want to develop.
Bring examples of recent essays or teacher feedback when relevant.
Identify regular evening or weekend times that work across your time zone.
Discuss homework and the optional research project during the advice session.
Useful if
You have clear texts, skills or university-level questions to explore.
Students work directly with a specialist tutor through a personalised sequence of live online lessons. Activities vary with the chosen route and learning goals.
Discuss current knowledge, interests and objectives during a personalised advice session.
Agree a tailored approach covering pre-university study, ongoing tutoring or a research project.
Study selected drama, poetry, prose and literary movements with a dedicated tutor.
Practise critical analysis, creative writing and persuasive essay writing.
Complete homework on request and review progress in a final reflection session.
Present a research project to an independent academic if the optional add-on is selected.
Current deadline
3 August 2026
The current application round closes on this date.
Course schedule
Flexible scheduling
Lesson dates are agreed with the tutor around availability and learning goals.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Current deadline | 3 August 2026 | Local | Reference date | Get next-cycle reminder |
Course schedule | Flexible scheduling | Local | Reference date | Get next-cycle reminder |
One-to-one course FAQ welcomes students aged 13-24.
Standard course terms normally specify ages 12-18.
Students of all nationalities may apply.
Admission depends on programme eligibility and place availability.
A parent must formally accept terms before a minor begins.
10-hour tuition
£1,295 — Introductory course package.
Funding or discounts
What's included
Personalised English literature tuition, 10, 20 or 40 one-to-one contact hours, Dedicated subject tutor, Homework assignments on request, Flexible lesson scheduling, Final reflection session, Tutor report and course certificate, Residential-programme discounts
Choose English Literature and any additional subjects or topics of interest.
Complete the personalised learning form with student and parent details.
Select the preferred 10-, 20- or 40-hour tuition package.
Schedule a free one-to-one advice session using the online calendar.
Discuss learning goals, course approach, tutor matching and scheduling.
Complete the full application and payment for the agreed learning plan.
All tuition is live and one-to-one over Zoom, with no prerecorded lessons. Students and tutors agree a schedule suited to the learner's availability, objectives and time zone, including weekday evenings or weekends.
The 10-, 20- and 40-hour totals represent direct one-to-one contact time.
A dedicated tutor focuses on the student's needs and interests.
The curriculum is personalised around agreed learning objectives.
Homework can be provided on request without extra cost.
A complimentary final reflection reviews progress and objectives.
Every standard package includes a tutor report and certificate.
Research-project students present to an independent academic.
Reliable internet connection
Computer with Zoom access
Microphone and headphones
Webcam for video lessons
Current security software
Paper and writing materials
Progress is reviewed through live tutor feedback, optional homework, a final reflection and, for research-project students, an assessed presentation.
Main deliverable / output
The main standard outputs are a tutor report and course certificate.
Creative-writing exercises
Persuasive-essay practice
Course tutor report
Course certificate
Optional research-project certificate and presentation
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