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Online Research Programme – Creative Writing
Immerse Education’s Online Research Programme – Creative Writing is a flexible, tutor-led online research course for young writers, ending in an independently written academic paper.

Immerse Education’s Online Research Programme – Creative Writing is a flexible, tutor-led online research course for young writers, ending in an independently written academic paper.

Current status
Applications open
Eligibility
High school students
Age range / Year group
Ages 13-18
Location / Region
Online
Cost
£2,995; £3,995; £4,995
Duration
10-15 hours
Format
Online
Sessions / cadence: 1-hour weekdays; 2-3 weeks
Mentor model: 1:1 specialist tutor
Main output: Academic research paper
Certificate: Certificate and evaluation
This is an online Creative Writing research programme from Immerse Education for students who want structured, university-style work on a writing-focused topic.
Students work with a specialist tutor, develop an independent project and complete a substantial written report.
It suits self-motivated young writers who want feedback, research practice and a tangible piece of work.
Immerse Education’s Online Research Programme – Creative Writing is an online subject-enrichment course that combines intensive creative-writing study with an academic research task. Students explore writing techniques and literary analysis with a specialist tutor.
The programme is designed around a personal research project, so students move from a chosen theme to a finished written report. It offers either individual tutorials or group learning, with the option to choose a pathway that matches different goals.
It pairs creative-writing study with a substantial independent research project rather than a short standalone workshop.
Students can choose a topic and receive personalised tutor feedback as they develop it.
The Classic, accredited and publication pathways give families different levels of time commitment and formal recognition.
The finished paper, tutor evaluation and certificate create tangible evidence of sustained work.
Self-directed writers aged 13-18 who want guided research, detailed feedback and a substantial written outcome.
You want a casual creative-writing club, a low-cost course, or a fixed peer-led timetable.
This is strongest for a student who will use the tutor relationship to pursue a specific question and finish the paper thoughtfully. The flexible, one-to-one structure can turn a broad interest in writing into a more substantial academic project.
Its value depends on the work the student puts in independently between sessions. The price is high, and a certificate alone will not carry the same weight as being able to explain the research, feedback and final writing clearly.
Effort level
High
Best started
Two to four weeks before your preferred start date.
Main challenge
Sustaining research and writing between sessions.
Choose a creative-writing theme that you genuinely want to investigate.
Read a few relevant writers or texts before your first tutorial.
List the questions you want tutor feedback to help you answer.
Plan protected writing time around the weekday tutorial pattern.
Useful if
You can commit regular time to a self-directed project.
You study creative-writing techniques and literary analysis while shaping a personal topic into an independent research project. The work culminates in a final written report, supported by tutor feedback.
Choose a creative-writing theme or area of specialisation.
Meet a specialist tutor in 1:1 or group sessions.
Develop a focused research question and project plan.
Research, draft and refine your written work independently.
Submit the completed research paper for assessment and evaluation.
Applications
Rolling admissions
Choose a preferred start date.
Classic programme
Two weeks
10 hours; 1 hour per day, Monday to Friday.
Accredited programme
Three weeks
15 hours; 1 hour per day, Monday to Friday.
| Milestone | Date | Timezone | Status | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
Applications | Rolling admissions | Local | Active | Save deadline |
Classic programme | Two weeks | Local | Active | Save deadline |
Accredited programme | Three weeks | Local | Active | Save deadline |
Ages 13-18 for the Creative Writing programme.
Classic pathway is available from age 13.
Accredited pathways require students to be 14 or older.
A parent or legal guardian enrols students under 18.
Classic ORP
£2,995 — 10 hours of teaching and coaching.
Funding or discounts
What's included
1:1 tutorials on applicable pathways., Personal research topic selection., Tutor evaluation of the final submission., Certificate of attendance., Publication pathway: four dedicated coaching sessions.
Select the Creative Writing Online Research Programme pathway.
Submit enrolment details and complete the academic background information.
Receive tutor matching based on the student’s goals and background.
Confirm the timetable and receive the course induction pack.
Begin tutorials and independent project work.
This is a fully online programme available year-round, with start dates chosen by the student. Classic and accredited 1:1 routes combine tutor contact with independent research and drafting; group lessons are also available on some options.
The Publication pathway adds dedicated publication coaching.
Work with a specialist subject tutor.
Choose 1:1 tutorials or a group setting.
Receive personalised feedback and mentorship.
Get a detailed personal evaluation of your submission.
Publication students receive four coaching sessions.
Tutors identify strengths and suggest next steps.
Computer or tablet.
Internet connection.
Working webcam for classes.
Students complete an independently written research paper that is assessed by a tutor, with accredited routes offering additional examination.
Main deliverable / output
The main output is an independently written, university-level research paper on a chosen topic.
Completed full-length academic research paper.
Certificate of attendance.
Detailed tutor evaluation.
Invitation to present at the Immerse Online Symposium.
Publication coaching on the Publication pathway.
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